Image Size

D

Daniel

Good afternoon,

I have been asked to take over a website. whomever designed it used an
applet at the bottom of the index.htm

***
<APPLET codeBase=./ height=24 width=375 code=fphover.class>
<PARAM NAME="effect" VALUE="bevelIn">
<PARAM NAME="color" VALUE="#669999">
<PARAM NAME="hovercolor" VALUE="#FFBEBE">
<PARAM NAME="textcolor" VALUE="#FFFFFF">
<PARAM NAME="url" VALUE="calendriers/calendrier2.png">
<PARAM NAME="text" VALUE="Cliquez ici pour voir le calendrier des activités">
</APPLET>
***

My problem/question is the fact that when the image 'calendrier2.png' is
loaded IE redimensions it to make it fit the entire image within the active
window. I do not want this. Is there a way to leave it display at it's full
dim? Yes I realize that if you leave your cursor on the image an icon
appears allowing one to expand the image. however, the users of the website
have limited to no abilities and even this step is too complexe, hence the
reason I was asked to resolve the matter. basically I need the image to be
displayed as if every user expanded the image to it's fullest.

Thank you,

Daniel
 
S

Stefan B Rusynko

1) you should resize the image in an image editor to the final size you want displayed (looks like 24x375)
2) Check your IE options (Image Autoresize in Tools Internet Options)
--

_____________________________________________
SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
"Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
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_____________________________________________


| Good afternoon,
|
| I have been asked to take over a website. whomever designed it used an
| applet at the bottom of the index.htm
|
| ***
| <APPLET codeBase=./ height=24 width=375 code=fphover.class>
| <PARAM NAME="effect" VALUE="bevelIn">
| <PARAM NAME="color" VALUE="#669999">
| <PARAM NAME="hovercolor" VALUE="#FFBEBE">
| <PARAM NAME="textcolor" VALUE="#FFFFFF">
| <PARAM NAME="url" VALUE="calendriers/calendrier2.png">
| <PARAM NAME="text" VALUE="Cliquez ici pour voir le calendrier des activités">
| </APPLET>
| ***
|
| My problem/question is the fact that when the image 'calendrier2.png' is
| loaded IE redimensions it to make it fit the entire image within the active
| window. I do not want this. Is there a way to leave it display at it's full
| dim? Yes I realize that if you leave your cursor on the image an icon
| appears allowing one to expand the image. however, the users of the website
| have limited to no abilities and even this step is too complexe, hence the
| reason I was asked to resolve the matter. basically I need the image to be
| displayed as if every user expanded the image to it's fullest.
|
| Thank you,
|
| Daniel
 
D

Daniel

1.) the 24x375 is the size of the button that launches the image into a new
window, not the image size

2.) any options that control my viewing of the image will not address the
problem for other users. Is there not a way to tell the browser to display
an image at 100% scale rather than 64% (or what ever value it selects to make
it fit to the active window)

Daniel
 
M

Murray

That only happens when you open an image directly in the browser.

--
Murray
--------------
MVP FrontPage


Daniel said:
1.) the 24x375 is the size of the button that launches the image into a
new
window, not the image size

2.) any options that control my viewing of the image will not address the
problem for other users. Is there not a way to tell the browser to
display
an image at 100% scale rather than 64% (or what ever value it selects to
make
it fit to the active window)

Daniel



Stefan B Rusynko said:
1) you should resize the image in an image editor to the final size you
want displayed (looks like 24x375)
2) Check your IE options (Image Autoresize in Tools Internet Options)
--

_____________________________________________
SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
"Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
http://www.frontpagemvps.com/FrontPageNewsGroups/tabid/53/Default.aspx
_____________________________________________


| Good afternoon,
|
| I have been asked to take over a website. whomever designed it used an
| applet at the bottom of the index.htm
|
| ***
| <APPLET codeBase=./ height=24 width=375 code=fphover.class>
| <PARAM NAME="effect" VALUE="bevelIn">
| <PARAM NAME="color" VALUE="#669999">
| <PARAM NAME="hovercolor" VALUE="#FFBEBE">
| <PARAM NAME="textcolor" VALUE="#FFFFFF">
| <PARAM NAME="url" VALUE="calendriers/calendrier2.png">
| <PARAM NAME="text" VALUE="Cliquez ici pour voir le calendrier des
activités">
| </APPLET>
| ***
|
| My problem/question is the fact that when the image 'calendrier2.png'
is
| loaded IE redimensions it to make it fit the entire image within the
active
| window. I do not want this. Is there a way to leave it display at
it's full
| dim? Yes I realize that if you leave your cursor on the image an icon
| appears allowing one to expand the image. however, the users of the
website
| have limited to no abilities and even this step is too complexe, hence
the
| reason I was asked to resolve the matter. basically I need the image
to be
| displayed as if every user expanded the image to it's fullest.
|
| Thank you,
|
| Daniel
 
K

Kevin Spencer

2.) any options that control my viewing of the image will not address the
problem for other users. Is there not a way to tell the browser to
display
an image at 100% scale rather than 64% (or what ever value it selects to
make
it fit to the active window)

This is caused by a configuration in Internet Explorer. It is up to the user
to decide how images are displayed when they are too large to fit the
viewport. In other words, this is behavior that you do not have any control
over.

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
Chicken Salad Surgery

It takes a tough man to make a tender chicken salad.


Daniel said:
1.) the 24x375 is the size of the button that launches the image into a
new
window, not the image size

2.) any options that control my viewing of the image will not address the
problem for other users. Is there not a way to tell the browser to
display
an image at 100% scale rather than 64% (or what ever value it selects to
make
it fit to the active window)

Daniel



Stefan B Rusynko said:
1) you should resize the image in an image editor to the final size you
want displayed (looks like 24x375)
2) Check your IE options (Image Autoresize in Tools Internet Options)
--

_____________________________________________
SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
"Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
http://www.frontpagemvps.com/FrontPageNewsGroups/tabid/53/Default.aspx
_____________________________________________


| Good afternoon,
|
| I have been asked to take over a website. whomever designed it used an
| applet at the bottom of the index.htm
|
| ***
| <APPLET codeBase=./ height=24 width=375 code=fphover.class>
| <PARAM NAME="effect" VALUE="bevelIn">
| <PARAM NAME="color" VALUE="#669999">
| <PARAM NAME="hovercolor" VALUE="#FFBEBE">
| <PARAM NAME="textcolor" VALUE="#FFFFFF">
| <PARAM NAME="url" VALUE="calendriers/calendrier2.png">
| <PARAM NAME="text" VALUE="Cliquez ici pour voir le calendrier des
activités">
| </APPLET>
| ***
|
| My problem/question is the fact that when the image 'calendrier2.png'
is
| loaded IE redimensions it to make it fit the entire image within the
active
| window. I do not want this. Is there a way to leave it display at
it's full
| dim? Yes I realize that if you leave your cursor on the image an icon
| appears allowing one to expand the image. however, the users of the
website
| have limited to no abilities and even this step is too complexe, hence
the
| reason I was asked to resolve the matter. basically I need the image
to be
| displayed as if every user expanded the image to it's fullest.
|
| Thank you,
|
| Daniel
 

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