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Graphic Design for the Web
Aside from HTML, graphics are what make the web "look good." Many sites will turn a surfer away if they don't have pleasing graphics. We will cover some of the basic design tips and tricks to help your site stand out.

Name: Dan
Subject: JPEG's and GIFs
Date: 04-10-1999 02:18PM

Hi, Just wondering if you could tell me the
difference between a jpeg and gif. I'm a
computer teacher, and my students made webpages using Frontpage 98. We are currently getting them on the Internet using a free website called "Fortunecity". Sometimes our clipart, which are gifs, sometimes show up, and sometimes not. Just wondering if it's necessary to always change them to JPEG's or not. Also, sometimes our pictures that are JPEG's won't work either. Any assistance would be helpful. Thanks:) Dan.



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 • JPEG's and GIFs  Dan  04-10-1999 02:18PM 
             • Re: JPEG's and GIFs  Dana  04-12-1999 07:30AM 
       • Re: JPEG's and GIFs  Mark  04-13-1999 07:48AM 
       • Re: JPEG's and GIFs  Bryan Montford  07-11-1999 10:48PM 
       • Re: JPEG's and GIFs  Antonio  07-10-2000 06:39AM 


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