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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / September 2004Graphics or text boxes
As I am designing my web page, I have created text boxes and then filled them with a color so the text is emphasized. 1. Are the text boxes considered to be graphics? 2. If so, do I need to compress them? Thank you. Once you apply a fill to a text box it then gets treated as a graphic on the html export. no.  SignatureDavid Bartosik - MSFT MVP www.publishermvps.com > As I am designing my web page, I have created text boxes and then filled > them > with a color so the text is emphasized. > 1. Are the text boxes considered to be graphics? > 2. If so, do I need to compress them? Thank you. David, A point of clarification, when you say that a filled text box gets treated as a graphic on html export, then you are talking about Pub 2002 and 2003, not 2000, correct? Yeah, I am still lurking around ;-) DavidF > Once you apply a fill to a text box it then gets treated as a graphic on the > html export. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > 1. Are the text boxes considered to be graphics? > > 2. If so, do I need to compress them? Thank you. I think 2000 did that as well. Don't have it loaded currently or I'd check. David Bartosik MSFT MVP > David, > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > > 1. Are the text boxes considered to be graphics? > > > 2. If so, do I need to compress them? Thank you. No need to check as I use filled text boxes on my site built with Pub 2000 without conversion. One reason I brought it up, was the poster was not specific about the version, and I was wondering if there were some elements overlapping text boxes which would result in GIF files, and perhaps that was the issue. I also wanted to be clear that Publisher 2003 does create graphics out of filled text boxes... DavidF > I think 2000 did that as well. Don't have it loaded currently or I'd check. > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > > > 1. Are the text boxes considered to be graphics? > > > > 2. If so, do I need to compress them? Thank you. |
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