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riptorn
Joined: 23 Aug 2009
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Location: Australia
PS Version: Adobe Photoshop CS4
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| darklite wrote: | | You did it right, no problem. |
Sorry to bother you again??my friend sent back files I gave him? can you tell me what happened?he sent them bmp format the first file is the source file I saved in explorer the other file he opened up in firefox,but its blank?can you help me?
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darklite
Joined: 19 Dec 2009
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Location: Oregon, U.S.
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darklite
Joined: 19 Dec 2009
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Location: Oregon, U.S.
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If the file is too big to upload here, the resolution is probably too high. Is it 72 dpi? That's the web standard.
This is my fault, I should have explained it more clearly.
Here's what happens when you save an image as an html file. The image gets saved with html info which is why it has the explorer, or firefox icon instead of a thumbnail.
The actual art image is saved in a folder called "images". These two have to be sent to your friend together. 1 won't work without the other. When doing any kind of web work, you have to create a folder and keep everything in it.
All you have to do is send him your folder called 'images', and that should do it.
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Patrick
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