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Pictures look bad on the website preview but good inside Publisher

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cvbug - 01 Oct 2006 00:46 GMT
I am using Publisher 2000 to make a website.  All the pictures look good when
I am working in Publisher, but when I do web site preview, the pictures look
like they are paintings.  It does not seem to be consistent as some
pictures/pages are ok.  Anybody know anything about this? Thanks for any
help!
DavidF - 01 Oct 2006 12:05 GMT
If you overlap your picture boxes with text boxes, or other design elements,
then Publisher will convert those elements into one combined, lower quality
GIF file. Run the Design Checker under Tools, it will probably catch those
design errors.

DavidF

>I am using Publisher 2000 to make a website.  All the pictures look good
>when
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> pictures/pages are ok.  Anybody know anything about this? Thanks for any
> help!
cvbug - 02 Oct 2006 00:39 GMT
Thank you soooooo much!  It fixed my problem!  I am so excited!

> If you overlap your picture boxes with text boxes, or other design elements,
> then Publisher will convert those elements into one combined, lower quality
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> > pictures/pages are ok.  Anybody know anything about this? Thanks for any
> > help!

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