I have created my husband's website for his business; however, when we went
into Word to do some editing, Publisher did 2 things that I wish it hadn't...
1.) Made everything on the the page one big graphic.
2.) Each page had the main index file then all the .gif files under it. I
want to be able to create all the supporting .gif files in a separate folder.
Conversion/editing was a BIG problem, subsequently and there were literally
hundreds of these files listed under each page.
Is there any way around this??
Don Schmidt - 29 Dec 2005 02:50 GMT
Why didn't you just edit the pub file in Publisher?

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Don
Vancouver USA
>I have created my husband's website for his business; however, when we went
> into Word to do some editing, Publisher did 2 things that I wish it
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> hundreds of these files listed under each page.
> Is there any way around this??
DavidF - 29 Dec 2005 14:07 GMT
1. When you overlap page elements, they are converted to a GIF. If you can't
see where you overlapped, then run Design Checker.
2. Web site options > Web > Organize supporting files in a folder
DavidF
> I have created my husband's website for his business; however, when we went
> into Word to do some editing, Publisher did 2 things that I wish it hadn't...
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> hundreds of these files listed under each page.
> Is there any way around this??