Templates and jpgs

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Hi there
So I am working on a intranet of sorts. I have a page for each employee - 70
pages in total - and I am using the same layout in each, just changing the
text and staff picture. I am using a jpg as a background. My question is, do
I have to have 70 files total, and therefore the jpg stored effectively 70
times, thus using a lot of space, or is there some way I can store the page
once and just store the text & staff pictures on top of that page?
 
If it's the same picture you will have 70 pages, with 70 links to 1 image
file.


| Hi there
| So I am working on a intranet of sorts. I have a page for each employee -
70
| pages in total - and I am using the same layout in each, just changing the
| text and staff picture. I am using a jpg as a background. My question is,
do
| I have to have 70 files total, and therefore the jpg stored effectively 70
| times, thus using a lot of space, or is there some way I can store the
page
| once and just store the text & staff pictures on top of that page?
 
Using a database would cut the number of pages - to 1 page. The data would
then be retrieved and displayed on the one page, for each staff member
record. Store the data about each staff member in an Access DB, along with
the URL to the picture, and using the DB results wizard in FP you can
effectively create a simple ASP page that retrieves and displays the data.
 
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