Make sure you're actually selecting the image, then do a Save As. I had no trouble getting both of those images.
Occasionally you may run into an invisible image. Yes folks you actually can protect some images (but it's tricky to do) - and I rarely run into that...so you're probably just not clicking in the right place when you select the image.
| Glad to find out others are having trouble with GIF, too.
| I have encountered problems with GIF images quite a few times.
| I often copy them off the web and want to paste them into my Word document.
| Sometimes (not always) I only get the text but not the GIF image when I paste
| an article I copied off the web into Word.
| This problem amazed me because GIF is a file format Word can allegedly use
| without separate graphics filter!
|
| I cannot paste this GIF image into a Word document:
|
http://www.economist.com/images/20040807/CSF274.gif
|
| Whereas this one is no problem:
|
http://economist.com/images/20040508/CSF798.gif
|
| Does someone know how to solve this problem???
| Thanks for your help!
|
| "Andrew Murray" wrote:
|
| > just a few questions:
| >
| > 1) Have you opened the "web" (as in "frontpage page web"), not just a page.
| > 2) Did you imported your images into the web then insert them, not just insert
| > the images into the pages from wherever they might be on your HDD (if not already
| > within an "images" directory within the web).
| > 3) Are all the paths/directories correct.
| > 4) Please provide the URL of your site so we can diagnose the problem further (if
| > the above suggestions don't help you).
| >
| > | > > Most of the gif images do not display after I publish
| > > them. They display in FrontPage 2002, both in normal view
| > > and preview modes. The image and appropriate page are on
| > > the server. All my .jpg images display without problems.
| > > Any ideas???? Thanks
| >
| >
| >
