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Hi…this is my first time posting in the Photoshop forum and I am a semi-novice user…please be tolerant of any ignorance 🙂
I have looked at the titles of all the posts and have not seen anything (without looking at each messages text) that might even be similar to what I have encountered.
I create an image, flatten and resize, save for web, then load the image to my hosting server (have a couple and tried it in both). The image doesn’t show on the html document. When I bring up the image URL in the browser, it says "The image http://www.anyplace.com/anyimage.jpg cannot be displayed, because it contains errors". When it first started, I was successful (a couple of times) in recreating the image, but now it doesn’t help to do that either.
I am using PS7…have been for quite a while and hadn’t had this problem until about 3 weeks ago. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the application, but that hasn’t helped either.
If anyone has had this problem or knows how to correct it, please help.
Thanks so much,
Janet
I have looked at the titles of all the posts and have not seen anything (without looking at each messages text) that might even be similar to what I have encountered.
I create an image, flatten and resize, save for web, then load the image to my hosting server (have a couple and tried it in both). The image doesn’t show on the html document. When I bring up the image URL in the browser, it says "The image http://www.anyplace.com/anyimage.jpg cannot be displayed, because it contains errors". When it first started, I was successful (a couple of times) in recreating the image, but now it doesn’t help to do that either.
I am using PS7…have been for quite a while and hadn’t had this problem until about 3 weeks ago. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the application, but that hasn’t helped either.
If anyone has had this problem or knows how to correct it, please help.
Thanks so much,
Janet
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