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Can someone tell me why my images are 'dirty looking' and 'fuzzy' on my
site. Lots of pictures www.natesnursery.net/photos.htm

I've resized them in adobe but they still look this way, is it frontpage?

thanks in advance

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[Rob Giordano \(Crash\)]

Some are ok.
Depends on how you handled them in Adobe. Adobe what, btw?


| Can someone tell me why my images are 'dirty looking' and 'fuzzy' on my
| site. Lots of pictures www.natesnursery.net/photos.htm
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| I've resized them in adobe but they still look this way, is it frontpage?
|
| thanks in advance
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[Tom Pepper Willett]

And, it depends on how they were brought into FP. Were they imported into
the web before inserting on a page?
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| Some are ok.
| Depends on how you handled them in Adobe. Adobe what, btw?
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| || Can someone tell me why my images are 'dirty looking' and 'fuzzy' on my
|| site. Lots of pictures www.natesnursery.net/photos.htm
||
|| I've resized them in adobe but they still look this way, is it frontpage?
||
|| thanks in advance
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[E. T. Culling]

Are they all jpegs and did you optimize them carefully... I think you've
made the file sizes too small! You also have too many on that page ... split
it up into two pages at least.
Eleanor

 

[HomeNews]

Eleanor, thanks for the tip. They are all jpgs optimized using paintshop
pro.

 

[Andrew Murray]

Paintshop Pro is an *Adobe* product ??

 

[HomeNews]

No, PSP is now a Corel product. The new version X is great btw.