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Web Site images are not displaying correctly on Publisher 2003

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Windzswept - 27 Nov 2005 15:18 GMT
When I use Publisher 2003 to create a website, I select the template first
and that loads up, however, none of the images display correctly (if I turn
images off they display as placeholders, but if I select any other option
they disappear). When I preview the page it all displays correctly.

Is there a way to get the images to display 'normally' or rather display so
I can edit/arrange them properly, without resorting to switching between
preview and normal mode?
Mary Sauer - 27 Nov 2005 23:31 GMT
Sounds like a video driver issue.
Try this, slide the acceleration down on your adapter, control panel, display,
settings tab, advanced button, troubleshoot tab. (About three notches)
If this solves your issue, go to the manufacturer's web site and look around for an
updated graphics driver.

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> When I use Publisher 2003 to create a website, I select the template first
> and that loads up, however, none of the images display correctly (if I turn
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> I can edit/arrange them properly, without resorting to switching between
> preview and normal mode?

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