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yitbos1
Joined: 09 Dec 2004
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 Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2004 8:33 am Post subject: jpg issue |
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I have this question in my previous post, but I thought I'd better give it a heading of it's own if I"m going to figure it out.
I have saved a couple of images, nothing fancy, in jpg format after editing them with photoshop. I placed one into frontpage 2003 through the insert picture menu and then tried to preview the webpage. The page comes up correctly but the picture doesn't. It gives me an X in the spot the picture would be. I uploaded the page and the picture and am getting the same thing. To make matters worse, I've emailed the picture to someone else and they get a red X as well when they try and open the picture.
So that tells me that something in Photoshop is not correct. Does anyone have any ideas what could be causing jpg images to not save correctly or be corrupted? I'm considering uninstalilng photoshop 7 and reinstalling it to try and correct the problem. But I'd like to know what it is so I don't do it again.
I've not chagned any settings. The only thing that happend before all of this occures, was that I was editing a graphic image for my website. It would not allow me to get a foreground color that wasn't a form of black and white. I copied that picture and opened a new item and pasted it into that new canvas or created a canvas the size of the picutre and created my own picture based on that canvas size. So I'm not really sure how anything could have become changed or corrupted.
Any help would be greatly appreciated with this.
Thanks everyone!
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witam
Joined: 27 Oct 2004
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yitbos1
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I've tried it both ways. I think the last time I tried Save As and chose JPG. But they couldn't see that. I think I redid the item with save for web and it still didn't work, so I put it in GIF format. |
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witam
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yitbos1
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Can you tell me how to do a screen print? I don't recall that and then I"ll post it for you to see.
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witam
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When you're in the screen of 'save for web' just hit the button on your keyboard that says 'Prt Scr' (usually between your letters and numbers at the top). Cancel your saving and make new file in ps (file/new) and hit ctrl +v (this will paste it). Save this one (as gif since you can't as jpg) and upload it..
i hope this works 
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yitbos1
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I just tried creating a new picture with PhotoShop. I selected new, chose the size and created the canvas. After drawing some colors on the canvas, I picked save as and chose the JPG option.
After saving the picture, I put it into a web page, previewed it in the browser and had no problems at all. I think When I copied that past file, it was setting Photoshop into some mode that caused the JPG to not work properly. It seems to be working fine now without any problems at all.
If I have more problems, I'll let everyone know. Thank you all so much for the valuable help. Now I know how to print screen shots in case I need them.
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witam
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