Png problem

[Susan]

I am having problem publishing web because when I publish,
it takes forever for index_files/image001.png to publish.
I do not want a png format since I have read that it is
not widely supported and I thought that I did not have it
in website anymore. However when I do search on web, it
shows up in the index.htm page.
<v:imagedata src="index_files/image001.png"
o:title="DCP_0436a"/>
I cannot find the image001.png elsewhere when viewing the
types under Folder.
It does show up in index_files/image001.png
<xml xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-comfficeffice">
<o:MainFile HRef="../index.htm"/>
<o:File HRef="image001.png"/>
<o:File HRef="image002.jpg"/>
<o:File HRef="filelist.xml"/>
</xml>
I have added a photo-gallery to another page and I cannot
seemed to get it published because of the above problem.
How do I get rid of the png and clear up this problem?
URL is http://www.fairhopechristianchurch.org/

Thanks for any suggestions.
Susan

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

Looks like the png is coming from your shape or word art
- only supported in IE4+

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| I am having problem publishing web because when I publish,
| it takes forever for index_files/image001.png to publish.
| I do not want a png format since I have read that it is
| not widely supported and I thought that I did not have it
| in website anymore. However when I do search on web, it
| shows up in the index.htm page.
| <v:imagedata src="index_files/image001.png"
| o:title="DCP_0436a"/>
| I cannot find the image001.png elsewhere when viewing the
| types under Folder.
| It does show up in index_files/image001.png
| <xml xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-comfficeffice">
| <o:MainFile HRef="../index.htm"/>
| <o:File HRef="image001.png"/>
| <o:File HRef="image002.jpg"/>
| <o:File HRef="filelist.xml"/>
| </xml>
| I have added a photo-gallery to another page and I cannot
| seemed to get it published because of the above problem.
| How do I get rid of the png and clear up this problem?
| URL is http://www.fairhopechristianchurch.org/
|
| Thanks for any suggestions.
| Susan
|

 

[Susan]

On Page Options, Compatibility, I have VML graphics
checked and Downlevel image file checked underneath that,
so I should not have problem with Word Art.
The png file came originally from the border around my
picture using MS PictureIT. However the picture is now a
jpg picture. My banner is a gif format. I have not figured
this XML stuff out. Can I just delete the XML reference to
the png?

Susan

 

[E. T. Culling]

PNG files are quite often too large to use and not seen by all browsers...
cahnge them to jpg or gif.
Tutorial for Photo Gallery:
http://www.eleanorstravels.com/PhotoGalleryTutorial/galleries.htm
Eleanor

 

[Susan]

Thank you for your responses. I have not figured out where
the dang png image is even stored. Therefore I have not
figured out how to replace it. The banner on the index
file is a gif format. The other picture when I tried to
edit it shows jpg format according to Adobe. I think I
will just cut out the picture on the home page, publish it
and see if that png thing dissapears.

 

[Susan]

It is the striped border around the picture that is
causing the problem. If I cut and paste the picture into
Adobe, it does not show the border. I know what to do now.
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[Jeff Gruetzmacher]

The dang png probably isn't even there. From the XML you've shared, it
appears that you cut/pasted from MS Word or at least an MS Office suite
document. Ughh! It carries over some nasty XML. Tip: Never use anything
other than an HTML editor, like FP, to generate HTML. MS Word and the
office suite of programs are amazingly terrible at including extraneous code
to preserve look and feel, only to muddy up the HTML code. Get rid of all
that code. Copy your text from MS word into notepad
(Start-->Programs-->Accessories). Then copy from notepad to Frontpage.
This step will eliminate all the extraneous code, and unfortunately all the
formatting. But in the future, use an HTML editor to generate your page,
not the 'well intentioned, but overly ambitiious' MS Office programs.