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I made an animated GIF in ImgeReady 2.0 (part of Photosshop 5.5). Works great on a test run. Works great in Netscape. Sucks in Internet Explorer. Characters lose graphhic serifs… and other important pixels. Ideas welcome.
eh? but it’s an image. Images are displayed *exactly* the same in both browsers. Can you put the image online somewhere? I have IE & Mozilla & Netscape & Opera on XP and on my Mac. I can take a look.
On Mon, 28 Jul 2003 00:20:48 +0100, "SpaceGirl" wrote:
eh? but it’s an image. Images are displayed *exactly* the same in both browsers. Can you put the image online somewhere? I have IE & Mozilla & Netscape & Opera on XP and on my Mac. I can take a look.
http://itvpartners.com/indexanim.htm
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meddelelseOn Mon, 28 Jul 2003 00:20:48 +0100, "SpaceGirl" wrote:
eh? but it’s an image. Images are displayed *exactly* the same in both browsers. Can you put the image online somewhere? I have IE & Mozilla & Netscape & Opera on XP and on my Mac. I can take a look.
http://itvpartners.com/indexanim.htm
it looks like you haven’t cleaned up the edge on the pictures, that you have used.
…and just a hint….not all have White as standard background color, so put a ‘ bgcolor = #ffffff ‘ in your body-tag
Glenn
Explain why it only appears in IE then… I tested his page in bothbrwosers
too… and he’s right. Something very odd going on.
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