No you don't. You should be able to insert an image from any
location. (Use the insert / picture / from file menu items.) When
you save the page containing the image Front Page asks you where
within your web files you want to save them.
Import or Drag/Drop (not copy/paste) or FP may not track them correctly.
| That may be so for you but it soesn't work for many. We've had hundreds of
| questions about this and the best answer is to IMPORT first.
|
| --
| Eleanor T. Culling
| Leavenworth, WA
| Experience Art
| http://www.uppervalleyarts.com/experienceart.htm
|
|
| | >>
| >> It is not allowing us to
| >> insert images from a file?
| >>
| >> You have to bring the images into your web first, then insert from
there
| >> into your web page.
| >
| > No you don't. You should be able to insert an image from any
| > location. (Use the insert / picture / from file menu items.) When
| > you save the page containing the image Front Page asks you where
| > within your web files you want to save them.
| >
| > www.richardfisher.com
| >
|
|
That is a good way to lose quality on .jpg images. Every time FrontPage
saves a .jpg image into the web it compresses the image a little more
(unless you remember to change the save settings), thus the quality
deteriorates.
Importing (or drag-drop) into the web before inserting on a page
prevents FP from re-saving the image.
--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
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