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| Michael Nunn 2005-06-06, 1:23 pm |
| This is a general Windows question with an implication for deployment.
I have begun working on a web-site with a view to promoting my application.
I want to include sample screenshots.
In writing a manual, screen shots pasted to MS Word reproduce quite clearly.
Using a web-editor, however (Trellix is the one I have), I find the screen
shots are not clear. Text on forms is illegible.
I would welcome suggestions.
Mike
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| Michael Nunn 2005-06-07, 1:23 pm |
| No responses - just as well, as I seem to have found a work-around by
pasting to a photo edit programme full-size and then cropping the image to
the bit that makes the point.
Mike
"Michael Nunn" <mbnunnuk@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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> This is a general Windows question with an implication for deployment.
>
> I have begun working on a web-site with a view to promoting my
> application. I want to include sample screenshots.
>
> In writing a manual, screen shots pasted to MS Word reproduce quite
> clearly. Using a web-editor, however (Trellix is the one I have), I find
> the screen shots are not clear. Text on forms is illegible.
>
> I would welcome suggestions.
>
> Mike
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| David Ball 2005-06-07, 8:23 pm |
| > No responses -
The pressure....the PRESSURE! <g>
I was busy last night celebrating 8 years of bliss with my sweetheart. Now
I'm home from work today and getting round to answering your post.
http://www.phptr.com/articles/artic...0&seqNum=2&rl=1
lists several free programs (and reviews and instructions, etc.) that
optimize graphics for the web. I used gifBOT a couple of years back and it
worked fine - you submit an image and you get back a page of optimized
graphics. It's up to you to pick the right balance of quality and file size.
I don't know how hard they lean on you with advertising these days, but
apparently it's still free.
Thank you
David Ball
www.ChelseaData.ca
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| Michael Nunn 2005-06-08, 1:23 pm |
| Well, I wouldn't want to interrupt 8 years of bliss....
Thanks for the lead.
Mike
"David Ball" <Thanks.But@NoSpam.4.me> wrote in message
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> The pressure....the PRESSURE! <g>
>
> I was busy last night celebrating 8 years of bliss with my sweetheart. Now
> I'm home from work today and getting round to answering your post.
>
> http://www.phptr.com/articles/artic...0&seqNum=2&rl=1
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> lists several free programs (and reviews and instructions, etc.) that
> optimize graphics for the web. I used gifBOT a couple of years back and it
> worked fine - you submit an image and you get back a page of optimized
> graphics. It's up to you to pick the right balance of quality and file
> size.
> I don't know how hard they lean on you with advertising these days, but
> apparently it's still free.
>
> Thank you
> David Ball
> www.ChelseaData.ca
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