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Re: The WAVE~!!From: DRoss38040@aol.comSat Jan 9 01:52:24 1999
In a message dated 1/8/99 9:00:21 PM Eastern Standard Time, twhelan3@mail.bayou.com writes: << (1) Worst selection: Take the Pics off, and give them a tag on the page. (2) Better. : Compress them using any commercialy available tool for Windoze ( I suspect you use a PC, I use a MAC), (3) Use the Opening window with one (1) fast-loading JPEG and two boxes ---" (1) fast-no-graphics. (2) Full graphics The first would be no-graphics text-only. The second, or default would be Full graphics! Other than that... YOU GO GIRL!!!!!!! I LOVE IT!!!!! let me know if I can help!!!! Sincerely, Tom Whelan (and all those letters) Sorry if there are errors in this post, the weather here is tornadoes.. >> Tom: The pics are in .jpg format. Only about 30-50K each. I don't know how to compress them any further. The last set of pictures could certainly go on a separate page, but I haven't learned how to do that. I don't know html and I am using aol's software to do this. There are very few tutorials on this, so I have to go slow. But I was so anxious to finally get this going that I just put everything up and let 'er rip! It only takes a few seconds to load on my computer, so I had no idea it would be a problem. I have to learn how to add pages, then it will be OK. It is a work in progress, and I will somehow get it to load faster. Thanks to all.... And Tom...I will ask you more particulars! Diana
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