Framers Digest, Vol 28, Issue 4

[Orly Zimmerman]

HI Paul, 
There is an HTML Options Table on your HTML reference page that controls
how the pics are saved.
I think you can change the pic format output options, but it would be
the same for all the referenced pics. You could define otherwise for all
embedded pics and so on. 

Alternatively, you can simply tell FM what to do from the
File>Utilities>HTML Setup dialog box. Click on its Options button to
have FM offer you different choices as to how to save your pics - in
which outputted format.

Thanks, 
Orly
 
Orly Zimmerman
Technical Writer
CPBU Documentation
Marvell DSPC - Petach Tikva
Office: (03) 970-3440
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Message: 15
Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2008 09:40:52 +0200
From: "Inbar, Paul" <paul.inbar at intel.com>
Subject: RE: Working with Images: saving as HTML
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 Hi all,

First, thanks for a very informative thread.

I have a question not so much about the best format, but about how Frame
treats images imported by reference when saving Frame files as html (via
Frame's Save as). This is in reference to an unstructured file in Frame
7.2. I find that when I save a file as html, if the referenced images
are gifs, then in the generated html files the img sources are to the my
original gif images. If, however, the referenced images in the Frame
file are pngs, then in the generated html files the img sources are gif
copies of the pngs that Frame has generated.

Is there a way to change this behavior and force Frame to use the
referenced image in the generated html files? Or is the whole Save as
html thing a "deprecated" capability that was never really worked out
all the way?

Thanks in advance,
Paul
Intel Israel (74) Limited

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