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changed . mov to ,jpg/ ,jpg worked but other problem developed (1 post)
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- Started 21 years ago by Bev Gerrard
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Hi Jim
thank you for your advice. Using the .jpg extention did work. But it enhanced another problem I was going to ask you about after I resolved the .mov problem. I have a problem with (.jpg sliced images) not viewing. I put the .mov file back in my website folder. I did this for two reasons: One so you can look at my site and see both problems now occuring. I checked my site both with the .jpg file and putting back the .mov file. The ( .jpg slice) that displays the link to the file in question will not view now with either file, the .jpg or the .mov? I have already uploaded this same web site to another server and all the .mov files are working. So I know they can all work. For consistancy sake I would like to attempt to keep the .mov file, if you can help me find a way to do that. I would like to know if there is a way to do this using my present 3.0 fetch software because, I dont have the money right now to pay for the cost of downloading the new
4.0.2 fetch software and I need to get this site up and running soon. If you would like to view my site on another server hear is the URL:
studentwebs.sfcc.spokane.cc.wa.us/
GD223/gGD223Seat10/splash.html
The file in question is located on the graphic.html page, the link is the selfportarait link. This is the selfportrait.mov file I have been refering to.
[This message has been edited by Bev Gerrard (edited 07-06-2002).]
[This message has been edited by Bev Gerrard (edited 07-06-2002).]
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Posted 21 years ago #