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Robert Aldwinckle
....JCO said:
Just curious, JCO. What happened with Method 1?
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....
Just curious, JCO. What happened with Method 1?
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....
J
JCO
The dialog comes up asking if I want to do the "Repair" option or "Revert to
an earlier Version".
No matter which one I selected, the dialog would just go away with out doing
anything.
an earlier Version".
No matter which one I selected, the dialog would just go away with out doing
anything.
J
JCO
The file has been sent
Thanks
Thanks
Vincent Xu said:
R
Robert Aldwinckle
....
Sorry. I should have anticipated something like that
(though usually when they go wrong you do get an error window.)
In that case look for any *log.txt files they would have created.
There could be clues in them about why nothing is happening.
Also, most of the suggestions you have been given involve
various amounts of .dll re-registration. In fact, that is essentially
what an IE Repair is, a mass re-registration of key .dlls done
at boot time with no other interfering processes.
In XP this useful feature was removed (IMO for no good reason)
and in XPsp2 an attempt was made to provide an inferior replacement.
E.g. the implementation of it by design did not have the original repair's
useful property of having the re-registrations done during a boot
and it was botched anyway. Now in IE7 we discover that the whole
thing will be removed again... <sigh/>
Instead German MVP Kai Schaetzl has prepared a cmd file
which would allow XPsp2 users to mostly simulate a better version
of the /rereg switch's ieuinit.inf repair script.
I'm not sure if he has modified it for IE7 use completely
or how well it will work with other version of IE. I don't think it would hurt
to try it in any case. E.g. if a module is referenced which doesn't
exist on a user's machine the cmd file would essentially ignore
that fact.
http://iefaq.info/index.php?action=artikel&cat=24&id=31&artlang=en
The effect of doing this would be to give you the extra .dll registrations
of a full IE Repair even though something seems to be broken with
your UI. The most significant things which have been missing in the
suggestions so far IMO is the lack of use of the regsvr32.exe /i switch
where appropriate. That is an example of what both a full IE Repair
and Kai's cmd file can provide.
I hestitate to suggest you try it though because it may interfere with
Vincent's diagnosis. Also, since the second main feature of the
IE Repair is a preliminary validation of the modules to be used
by the repair step and since it is quite possible that the set of
modules that you have is somehow not valid, I don't know how
serious bypassing that step would be. A tacit assumption
of the cmd file is obviously that all the right modules are present.
However, if you get desperate for something to try,
e.g. if the next step you are planning is a complete reinstall
of windows you should keep this option in mind.
FYI
Robert
---
Sorry. I should have anticipated something like that
(though usually when they go wrong you do get an error window.)
In that case look for any *log.txt files they would have created.
There could be clues in them about why nothing is happening.
Also, most of the suggestions you have been given involve
various amounts of .dll re-registration. In fact, that is essentially
what an IE Repair is, a mass re-registration of key .dlls done
at boot time with no other interfering processes.
In XP this useful feature was removed (IMO for no good reason)
and in XPsp2 an attempt was made to provide an inferior replacement.
E.g. the implementation of it by design did not have the original repair's
useful property of having the re-registrations done during a boot
and it was botched anyway. Now in IE7 we discover that the whole
thing will be removed again... <sigh/>
Instead German MVP Kai Schaetzl has prepared a cmd file
which would allow XPsp2 users to mostly simulate a better version
of the /rereg switch's ieuinit.inf repair script.
I'm not sure if he has modified it for IE7 use completely
or how well it will work with other version of IE. I don't think it would hurt
to try it in any case. E.g. if a module is referenced which doesn't
exist on a user's machine the cmd file would essentially ignore
that fact.
http://iefaq.info/index.php?action=artikel&cat=24&id=31&artlang=en
The effect of doing this would be to give you the extra .dll registrations
of a full IE Repair even though something seems to be broken with
your UI. The most significant things which have been missing in the
suggestions so far IMO is the lack of use of the regsvr32.exe /i switch
where appropriate. That is an example of what both a full IE Repair
and Kai's cmd file can provide.
I hestitate to suggest you try it though because it may interfere with
Vincent's diagnosis. Also, since the second main feature of the
IE Repair is a preliminary validation of the modules to be used
by the repair step and since it is quite possible that the set of
modules that you have is somehow not valid, I don't know how
serious bypassing that step would be. A tacit assumption
of the cmd file is obviously that all the right modules are present.
However, if you get desperate for something to try,
e.g. if the next step you are planning is a complete reinstall
of windows you should keep this option in mind.
FYI
Robert
---
V
Vincent Xu [MSFT]
Hi JCO,
Thanks for sending me the report. I'll take time to research.
Meanwhile, please help me confirm following informatin:
1. Have you tried other third-party Internet Browser?
2. Have you tried the tool in below link?
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/IEFIX.htm
3. I checked Robert's link: It is a more detailed IE related DLL files
re-register. You can try it first.
4. Please check system protected file:
Run
sfc/purgecache
sfc/scannow
in command prompt.
Let me know the results. Thanks.
Best regards,
Vincent Xu
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Thanks for sending me the report. I'll take time to research.
Meanwhile, please help me confirm following informatin:
1. Have you tried other third-party Internet Browser?
2. Have you tried the tool in below link?
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/IEFIX.htm
3. I checked Robert's link: It is a more detailed IE related DLL files
re-register. You can try it first.
4. Please check system protected file:
Run
sfc/purgecache
sfc/scannow
in command prompt.
Let me know the results. Thanks.
Best regards,
Vincent Xu
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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J
JCO
I've tried FireFox and it work just fine.
Yes I tried the IEFix. It did NOT work.
Yes I ran SFC. This did not work either.
Looks like we have stumper here don't we.
Yes I tried the IEFix. It did NOT work.
Yes I ran SFC. This did not work either.
Looks like we have stumper here don't we.
J
JCO
Thanks for the information:
I don't see any log files that were created that gives any clues. I search
my entire system for logs including those that Hidden. I could send you a
list if you wish. You would have to give me your personal email account for
this list. Then if you see something worth digging into, I could send you
that file.
Your call.
I don't see any log files that were created that gives any clues. I search
my entire system for logs including those that Hidden. I could send you a
list if you wish. You would have to give me your personal email account for
this list. Then if you see something worth digging into, I could send you
that file.
Your call.
R
Robert Aldwinckle
....
That leading asterisk is important. Did you use it? Did you at least
search the \Windows directory and all its subdirectories? (E.g. there
may be a search subfolders option you would have to check.
Another way to find any files being updated by a process
is to search for files which were modified on a given day
and then sort the resulting list by Date Modified
because in fact that field is a timestamp not just a date stamp.
So then you could scroll to the interval when you ran the install
and see what files might be associated with it.
Do a similar check for files changed by the IE Repair.
BTW did you download and try Kai's cmd file?
Robert
---
That leading asterisk is important. Did you use it? Did you at least
search the \Windows directory and all its subdirectories? (E.g. there
may be a search subfolders option you would have to check.
Another way to find any files being updated by a process
is to search for files which were modified on a given day
and then sort the resulting list by Date Modified
because in fact that field is a timestamp not just a date stamp.
So then you could scroll to the interval when you ran the install
and see what files might be associated with it.
Do a similar check for files changed by the IE Repair.
BTW did you download and try Kai's cmd file?
Robert
---
J
JCO
Yes I used the wild card to find the log files and it was set to find hidded
files/folders.
I search the entire drive and looked at all log files.
Yes I did sort on the day in question. There was no log file created.
files/folders.
I search the entire drive and looked at all log files.
Yes I did sort on the day in question. There was no log file created.
V
Vincent Xu [MSFT]
Hi JCO,
Based on my experience, I would like to suggest you remove
Adobe 7 Professional (with 7.05 upgrade)
Roxio 8.0 (with 8.5 upgrade added)
NortonSystemWorks 2005 Pro
temporarily. Expecially Adobe&Norton. I have seen lot of problems were
caused by Adobe&Norton without any clues.
Best regards,
Vincent Xu
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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<[email protected]> <bgofg.44971$As2.5166@trnddc02>
Based on my experience, I would like to suggest you remove
Adobe 7 Professional (with 7.05 upgrade)
Roxio 8.0 (with 8.5 upgrade added)
NortonSystemWorks 2005 Pro
temporarily. Expecially Adobe&Norton. I have seen lot of problems were
caused by Adobe&Norton without any clues.
Best regards,
Vincent Xu
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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Robert Aldwinckle
....
Only one question answered per post?
Pulling teeth... ; ]
Another question/suggestion may follow... ; }
---
Only one question answered per post?
Pulling teeth... ; ]
Another question/suggestion may follow... ; }
---
J
JCO
I will do this on my test machine (since this is happening on 2-different
harddrives, w2k and XP). I will let you know, but it will take a day or two
before I get back to this.
The weird thing is that the same software is on my home computer (W2K-Pro)
and it works fine. I think it has ALSO something to do with what order
certain software is put on the computer and what patches are already on IE6.
Let you know soon.
harddrives, w2k and XP). I will let you know, but it will take a day or two
before I get back to this.
The weird thing is that the same software is on my home computer (W2K-Pro)
and it works fine. I think it has ALSO something to do with what order
certain software is put on the computer and what patches are already on IE6.
Let you know soon.
J
JCO
I search the entire computer with wild cards and hidden files looking
specifically for log files on the date we talked about.
Yes I downloaded and installed the Kai's cmd file but it did nothing to
help.
specifically for log files on the date we talked about.
Yes I downloaded and installed the Kai's cmd file but it did nothing to
help.
Robert Aldwinckle said:
V
Vincent Xu [MSFT]
Hi JCO,
Thanks for your reply.
Feel free to let me know if you have any updates, I'm always standing by
and looking forward to your reply.
Best regards,
Vincent Xu
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Thanks for your reply.
Feel free to let me know if you have any updates, I'm always standing by
and looking forward to your reply.
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I will do this on my test machine (since this is happening on 2-different
harddrives, w2k and XP). I will let you know, but it will take a day or two
before I get back to this.
The weird thing is that the same software is on my home computer (W2K-Pro)
and it works fine. I think it has ALSO something to do with what order
certain software is put on the computer and what patches are already on IE6.
Let you know soon.
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JCO
Thanks... As you will let me know if you found anything in the Cab file I
sent you.
Thanks again.
sent you.
Thanks again.
V
Vincent Xu [MSFT]
Hi JCO,
I'm still trying to research the MPS report. I'll let you know my results
as soon as possible. Meanwhile, please let me knwo your latest status.
Thanks.
Best regards,
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I'm still trying to research the MPS report. I'll let you know my results
as soon as possible. Meanwhile, please let me knwo your latest status.
Thanks.
Best regards,
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Thanks again.
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I'm trying method 2;
When I copy it into the Run, I get "Installation Failed". I
don't
get
anything that indicates it can't find a file (so that I can
browse).
message
Hi JCO,
Let's try to re-install IE6(If possible)
Method 1:
================
if you don't have IE6 listed in Add-Remove Programs, then in
Start|Run
then
enter "rundll32 setupwbv.dll,IE6Maintenance" without the
quotes,
exactly
as
shown (it's case sensitive), and select the appropriate
entry.
More detailed info is available here: Description of the
Internet
Explorer
Repair Tool
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q194177
(Also apply to IE6)
Method 2:
===============
1) Insert the Windows installation CD in your CD-ROM drive.
2) Click Start, and click Run.
3) Copy the command prompt below in the Open box (exactly as
show -
it's
case sensitive), and click OK. (Assumes %System% is
installed
in
Windows
on your C:\ partition. Change as appropriate for your
particular
situation.) Rundll32.exe setupapi,InstallHinfSection
DefaultInstall
132
c:\windows\inf\ie.inf
4) It will display a "File Needed" screen, click "Browse.."
and
browse
to
<CD-ROM drive>\i386, (where <CD-ROM drive> is the drive
letter
of
the
CD-ROM, For example, D
5) Click Open, click Ok, it should begin reinstalling
Internet
Explorer.
(NOTE: It has been reported, courtesy of Steve Wechsler,
that
if
you're
on
Windows XP Pro SP2, it may prompt you for some files that it
cannot
find
in
the WINDOWS\ServicePackFiles\i386 folder, which you'll then
need
to
browse to. It's thought that this may apply to XP Home also.
The
specific
files are iexplore.exe which actually IS in the i386
folder,
mswrd632.wpc, which is located in the Program Files\Common
Files\Microsoft Shared\TextConv folder, AND, INSTALL.IN_
,
which
will
be located on a slipstreamed XP Pro CD in the i386 folder and
also
located
in the i386 folder on an XP Pro SP1 disk. So, copying
2wrote
inwrote
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Have you found the solution to this problem? I am experiencing the same
problem only reversed. My website will show fine on others computers but not
problem only reversed. My website will show fine on others computers but not
J
JCO
Not specifically but I think I'm in the ball park.
And just to be clear, I don't think your issue is reverse of mine. It seems
to be the same issue.
I just happen to be the creator of the website in question therefore, I know
what I'm suppose to be seeing..
While creating the website, I can link words to another html page okay.
This comes across as a regular Hyperlink. If I take a graphics (like
photos) and link it to an html page (only). The graphics won't show up when
viewing the website. But the problem is only when viewing the website with
my work computer. My home computer and everybody else viewing the website
does not have a problem. Only I have the issue and only with my work
computer (which coincidently is the computer used to create the website).
One a test drive, this is what I've done:
I uninstalled Adobe Acrobat 7.5 Professional ... had no affect
I uninstalled Roxio Easy Media Creator 8.5... had no affect
I uninstalled Norton System Works (Anti-virus, password manager, & Symantec
Utilities)... had no affect.
I uninstalled Zone Alarm (ZA is a firewall system)...
When I rebooted, I was able to see everything fine. Now I was happy. Then,
to test it thoroughly, I reloaded ZoneAlarm. The issue, of not seeing the
linked graphics, came back. Therefore I thought for sure that it was
ZoneAlarm (ZA). So I uninstalled ZA again. This time, it did NOT fix the
problem. So I'm confused as to what happened.
I think it is a software conflict. I'm not sure why I was able to resolve
it for a short time, before the problem came back. Now I can't seem to
recreate the situation that caused it to work correctly.
I will try to do more testing. Fortunate, I had everything loaded on
separate harddrive, therefore, I am able to test this out. Let me know if
you find anything out or if you have any of the same software loaded on your
computer.
And just to be clear, I don't think your issue is reverse of mine. It seems
to be the same issue.
I just happen to be the creator of the website in question therefore, I know
what I'm suppose to be seeing..
While creating the website, I can link words to another html page okay.
This comes across as a regular Hyperlink. If I take a graphics (like
photos) and link it to an html page (only). The graphics won't show up when
viewing the website. But the problem is only when viewing the website with
my work computer. My home computer and everybody else viewing the website
does not have a problem. Only I have the issue and only with my work
computer (which coincidently is the computer used to create the website).
One a test drive, this is what I've done:
I uninstalled Adobe Acrobat 7.5 Professional ... had no affect
I uninstalled Roxio Easy Media Creator 8.5... had no affect
I uninstalled Norton System Works (Anti-virus, password manager, & Symantec
Utilities)... had no affect.
I uninstalled Zone Alarm (ZA is a firewall system)...
When I rebooted, I was able to see everything fine. Now I was happy. Then,
to test it thoroughly, I reloaded ZoneAlarm. The issue, of not seeing the
linked graphics, came back. Therefore I thought for sure that it was
ZoneAlarm (ZA). So I uninstalled ZA again. This time, it did NOT fix the
problem. So I'm confused as to what happened.
I think it is a software conflict. I'm not sure why I was able to resolve
it for a short time, before the problem came back. Now I can't seem to
recreate the situation that caused it to work correctly.
I will try to do more testing. Fortunate, I had everything loaded on
separate harddrive, therefore, I am able to test this out. Let me know if
you find anything out or if you have any of the same software loaded on your
computer.
J
JCO
Update:
One a test drive, this is what I've done:
I uninstalled Adobe Acrobat 7.5 Professional ... had no affect
I uninstalled Roxio Easy Media Creator 8.5... had no affect
I uninstalled Norton System Works (Anti-virus, password manager, & Symantec
Utilities)... had no affect.
I uninstalled Zone Alarm (ZA is a firewall system)... Something happened!!
When I rebooted, I was able to see everything fine. Now I was happy. Then,
to test it thoroughly, I reloaded ZoneAlarm. The issue, of not seeing the
linked graphics, came back. Therefore I thought for sure that it was
ZoneAlarm (ZA). So I uninstalled ZA again. This time, it did NOT fix the
problem. So I'm confused as to what happened. All I can really say is that
the issued magically went away for a brief moment.
I'm still researching the software issues on a test drive of mine. All I
can do is remove more software and see what happens. I will let you know.
I think it is a software conflict. I'm not sure why I was able to resolve
it for a short time, before the problem came back. Now I can't seem to
recreate the situation that caused it to work correctly.
I will try to do more testing. Fortunate, I had everything loaded on
separate harddrive, therefore, I am able to test this out. Let me know if
you find anything out or if you have any of the same software loaded on your
computer.
One a test drive, this is what I've done:
I uninstalled Adobe Acrobat 7.5 Professional ... had no affect
I uninstalled Roxio Easy Media Creator 8.5... had no affect
I uninstalled Norton System Works (Anti-virus, password manager, & Symantec
Utilities)... had no affect.
I uninstalled Zone Alarm (ZA is a firewall system)... Something happened!!
When I rebooted, I was able to see everything fine. Now I was happy. Then,
to test it thoroughly, I reloaded ZoneAlarm. The issue, of not seeing the
linked graphics, came back. Therefore I thought for sure that it was
ZoneAlarm (ZA). So I uninstalled ZA again. This time, it did NOT fix the
problem. So I'm confused as to what happened. All I can really say is that
the issued magically went away for a brief moment.
I'm still researching the software issues on a test drive of mine. All I
can do is remove more software and see what happens. I will let you know.
I think it is a software conflict. I'm not sure why I was able to resolve
it for a short time, before the problem came back. Now I can't seem to
recreate the situation that caused it to work correctly.
I will try to do more testing. Fortunate, I had everything loaded on
separate harddrive, therefore, I am able to test this out. Let me know if
you find anything out or if you have any of the same software loaded on your
computer.
Vincent Xu said:Hi JCO,
I'm still trying to research the MPS report. I'll let you know my results
as soon as possible. Meanwhile, please let me knwo your latest status.
Thanks.
Best regards,
Vincent Xu
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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The file has been sent
Thanks
message
Hi JCO,
I suggest you collect some system information using Microsoft
Configuration
Capture Utility , and please send the CAB (Zip) file to me.
Please download the tool:
http://download.microsoft.com/download/b/b/1/bb139fcb-4aac-4fe5-a57 9-
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15706/MPSRPT_SETUPPerf.EXE
For more information and overview, please refer to link below:
KB818742 Overview of the Microsoft Configuration Capture
Utility
(MPS_REPORTS)
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=818742
Note: The CAB file will be generated for your convenience in
the
%systemroot%\MPSReports\Setup\Report\Cab directory called
%COMPUTERNAME%_MPSReports_.CAB. The CAB file will contain the
reports
generated by the MPS Reporting Tool. If the CAB file isn't
produced,
please
compress all of the result files under
%systemroot%\MPSReport\Setup\Report
as a Zip file. (Note: %systemroot% is the folder where you
install
Windows.)
Please send me the CAB file via the email :
(e-mail address removed)
Hope I can find something in the CAB file.
Best regards,
Vincent Xu
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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I'm trying method 2;
When I copy it into the Run, I get "Installation Failed". I
don't
get
anything that indicates it can't find a file (so that I can
browse).
message
Hi JCO,
Let's try to re-install IE6(If possible)
Method 1:
================
if you don't have IE6 listed in Add-Remove Programs, then
in
Start|Run
then
enter "rundll32 setupwbv.dll,IE6Maintenance" without the
quotes,
exactly
as
shown (it's case sensitive), and select the appropriate
entry.
More detailed info is available here: Description of the
Internet
Explorer
Repair Tool
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q194177
(Also apply to IE6)
Method 2:
===============
1) Insert the Windows installation CD in your CD-ROM drive.
2) Click Start, and click Run.
3) Copy the command prompt below in the Open box (exactly
as
show -
it's
case sensitive), and click OK. (Assumes %System% is
installed
in
Windows
on your C:\ partition. Change as appropriate for your
particular
situation.) Rundll32.exe setupapi,InstallHinfSection
DefaultInstall
132
c:\windows\inf\ie.inf
4) It will display a "File Needed" screen, click "Browse.."
and
browse
to
<CD-ROM drive>\i386, (where <CD-ROM drive> is the drive
letter
of
the
CD-ROM, For example, D
5) Click Open, click Ok, it should begin reinstalling
Internet
Explorer.
(NOTE: It has been reported, courtesy of Steve Wechsler,
that
if
you're
on
Windows XP Pro SP2, it may prompt you for some files that
it
cannot
find
in
the WINDOWS\ServicePackFiles\i386 folder, which you'll
then
need
to
browse to. It's thought that this may apply to XP Home
also.
The
specific
files are iexplore.exe which actually IS in the i386
folder,
mswrd632.wpc, which is located in the Program
Files\Common
Files\Microsoft Shared\TextConv folder, AND, INSTALL.IN_
,
which
will
be located on a slipstreamed XP Pro CD in the i386 folder
and
also
located
in the i386 folder on an XP Pro SP1 disk. So, copying the
2
files
above
to
the WINDOWS\ServicePackFiles\i386 folder should allow you
to
be
able
to
repair/reinstall IE on an SP2 system by right clicking
ie.inf
in
the
WINDOWS\inf folder and selecting Install or using the
rundll32.exe
line
given above.)
Method 3:
==============
Check following link:
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/IEFIX.htm
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Vincent Xu
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So bottom line is that my IE Explorer is corrupted
somehow
&
there
does
not
seem to be a way to fix it.
Any attempts to go back to an older version, then
re-install
back
to
v6
fails to fix the problem too.
Any other suggestions...other than reloading the OS from
scratch.
in
message
Hi,
Actually I found a Windows 2000 machine to test the web
site
and I
see
the
pictures well. I just want to make sure there are no
Http
data
stream
problem.
Thanks.
Best regards,
Vincent Xu
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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I will do that and let you know. But not sure what
that
will
prove
since
I
can already test it on my other computer (not to
mention...
you
can
see
everything just fine). I will let you know when I do
this...
It
will
be
On
Tuesday the earliest.
"Vincent Xu [MSFT]"assuch
J
JCO
I wanted to let you know a work-around, but your not going to like it.
I found out that if you take the graphics and change the path from Relative
to Absolute, your graphics will show up just fine (even if they are
hyperlinked to a HTML page).
Example:
Relative path may look like this:
/files/myphoto.jpg
Absolute path will look like this:
http://mywebsite.com/files/myphoto.jpg.
At any rate, this is not something you want to do on all of your stuff...
but it does resolve the issue I was having. I have way to many of these to
implement the work around but wanted to share it with you so that you can
try it on one of your graphics (on your website).
I found out that if you take the graphics and change the path from Relative
to Absolute, your graphics will show up just fine (even if they are
hyperlinked to a HTML page).
Example:
Relative path may look like this:
/files/myphoto.jpg
Absolute path will look like this:
http://mywebsite.com/files/myphoto.jpg.
At any rate, this is not something you want to do on all of your stuff...
but it does resolve the issue I was having. I have way to many of these to
implement the work around but wanted to share it with you so that you can
try it on one of your graphics (on your website).