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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / July 2006Enlarging photos
Using Publisher 6.0 I need to set up my pictures on the website so that users can click on the picture and see it enlarged. Could someone please indicate where I would find directions for this. Thanks in advance! What I do is have a second file of the picture in pdf form and hyperlink to it.  SignatureDon Vancouver, USA > Using Publisher 6.0 > I need to set up my pictures on the website so that users can click on the > picture and see it enlarged. Could someone please indicate where I would > find directions for this. Thanks in advance! Where do you store the second file, on a separate page of the website? > What I do is have a second file of the picture in pdf form and hyperlink to > it. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > picture and see it enlarged. Could someone please indicate where I would > > find directions for this. Thanks in advance! Just upload the image.jpg (or gif, bmp etc) along with all the html and other image files. To better organize files, create a download folder for the added image, doc and pdf files, if you have them. Don't forget to put the folder name in the path. SignatureDon Vancouver, USA > Where do you store the second file, on a separate page of the website? > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > > picture and see it enlarged. Could someone please indicate where I would > > > find directions for this. Thanks in advance! > Just upload the image.jpg (or gif, bmp etc) along with all the html and > other image files. To better organize files, create a download folder for [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > would > > > > find directions for this. Thanks in advance! Its very hard to figure out what your question is. Please start a new message in the future and don't post an old message. I am guessing that you want to know how to create thumbnails...if not, post back with some details this time. Reference "How to Thumbnail in Publisher Web Publications": http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/80553.aspx DavidF >> Just upload the image.jpg (or gif, bmp etc) along with all the html and >> other image files. To better organize files, create a download folder for [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> would >> > > > find directions for this. Thanks in advance!
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