I Keep getting the messeage that the graphic is too large, or the.

[Grizza]

I keep getting the messege, your graphic maybe too large or your memory too
low! This can't be, as I have a 200g hard drive, and all my web-sites worked
before I reformatted the computer!

 

[Mary Sauer]

What version Publisher?
How big (resolution) is the image?

 

[Grizza]

Its Publisher 2000. Its not to do with the image, i think it might be the
program.

 

[Mary Sauer]

It is not Publisher. Do this, slide down the acceleration on your video adapter, if
it clears the problem, go to the manufacturer's web site and look around for an
upgraded video driver.
Right-click your desktop, properties, settings tab, advanced button, troubleshoot
tab.

 

[Grizza]

Wht do you mean video adapter?

It is not Publisher. Do this, slide down the acceleration on your video adapter, if
it clears the problem, go to the manufacturer's web site and look around for an
upgraded video driver.
Right-click your desktop, properties, settings tab, advanced button, troubleshoot
tab.

--
Mary Sauer MS MVP
http://office.microsoft.com/
http://msauer.mvps.org/
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[Ed Bennett]

Wht do you mean video adapter?

Your video adapter (also known as your video card or graphics card) is what
enables your computer to output to your monitor.

To change the acceleration on the video adapter, follow the instructions in
Mary's post, i.e. Right-click your desktop, properties, settings tab,
advanced button, troubleshoot tab. You will find a slider in there that
allows you to change the hardware acceleration.

 

[Brian Kvalheim [MSFT MVP]]

Grizza wrote:
|| I keep getting the messege, your graphic maybe too large or your
|| memory too low! This can't be, as I have a 200g hard drive, and all
|| my web-sites worked before I reformatted the computer!

It could be your graphic size. Publisher 2000 is limited to 16mb pictures
UNCompressed. Say you have a 500kb jpg....Publisher 2000 will store the
photo uncompressed, making it very possible for the photo to exceed the 16mb
limitation in Publisher.

--
Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
http://www.publishermvps.com

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