On 28 Oct 2005 16:48:12 -0700, "cperkins"
wrote:
You are having problems because Photoshop is not a program that you use to make Web pages.
Certainly, Photoshop is not good for all web pages, since it's not great for text, cannot do forms, has no FTP ability, etc. but it _is_ a design application (a very good one) and web pages are often designed - so it seems natural to me for people to want to use it for web creation. And it seems natural to actually use it for that.
You say that PS is not for web pages and has no FTP ability. What we don't know is what the OP thinks is a "web page". Quite often I will do a grouping of photographs, perhaps with some text, and ftp the result up as a url ending .jpg. I don't call that a web page, but it is certainly a web site.
The OP may consider this a "web page". After all, it's on the web and it's a page.
To really answer the OP's question, it's needed to know what he/she thinks is a "web page". If it's an Adobe Photo Gallery, or a .jpg accessible by loading a URL, then the comments here may have discouraged him from doing what can be easily done.
I'd be interested in feedback.
--
Tony Cooper
Orlando, FL