Catt,
The ss ftg image is still a monster. Don't use FP to rescale the image file, do it with a image editor. Make it smaller and re-import it into FP (easier if you rename it) and re-insert it.
It takes a long time (even on broadband connection) to download those 3+ images on the fitting page. (btw you may want to remove the "&" from the page file's name - it may cause you problems down the woad).
hth
R.
| Thank you, I understand now. I reduced the images and the text followed suit by wrapping in the same width. I threw this page together real fast because I had a customer who needed to see the various items quickly. I pasted all available jpgs onto the sheet and put the paragraph on the end as an afterthought. Thanks for the reply. Catt
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| "Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
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| > Your paragraph will only adjust down to the widest image on your page with the way you have your
| > page currently designed. See the other pages on your site.
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| > 1. Your first image is 926 pixels wide, 324 bytes in size
| > 2. Your second image is 850 pixels wide, 496 bytes in size
| > 3. Your third image is 816 pixels wide, 447 bytes in size
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| > These images are really too wide for the average visitor using 800 x 600 or waiting for them to
| > download if on dial-up, plus by having the text within the images, you lose the ability of search
| > engines being able to index your page's content.
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| > Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
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| > | > > In addition to the URL reply I would also like to add that I tried putting the text in a table. I
| > chose the table and clicked on size and set the table to 100% width. It had no effect. The table
| > (with the enclosed text) stayed in the same position. In other words you had to scroll the
| > horizontal scroll bar to read all of the text as some of it is outside of the normal viewing area.
| > Very strange. I've never had this problem with text or table commands before.
| > > Thanks, Catt
| > >
| > > "Catt" wrote:
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| > > > Thanks , here is the URL
| > > >
http://www.caturner.com/sshose&fittings.htm
| > > > its the paragraph at the very bottom of the page.
| > > > BTW this is FP2002 (forgot to say that on orig post)/
| > > > Thanks,Catt
| > > >
| > > > "Crash Gordon®" wrote:
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| > > > > Yes, most likely in a table - not a text box.
| > > > > Post the URL for a definite answer though.
| > > > >
| > | > > > > | Thanks but it's text not a table. Should I put the text in a table? Should I put it in a
| > text box? I know I can set a table at 100%. I just assumed I could do this with a paragraph also.
| > AM I wrong?
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| > > > > | "E. T. Culling" wrote:
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| > > > > | > Be sure to set the table width correctly.
| > > > > | > ETC
| > > > > | > | > > > > | > > Hello, When I type a paragraph the words go beyond the normal viewing area
| > > > > | > so that a site visitior must use the scroll bar to read that which I have
| > > > > | > typed.
| > > > > | > > I want the text I enter to be viewed withing the width of the viewing
| > > > > | > window. The only way I can find to do this is to put a return on the end of
| > > > > | > the line. However, the spaces between my typed lines becomes too big and
| > > > > | > looks bad. I went to paragraph and styles but can see no way to make the
| > > > > | > text stay within the window viewing area. Please tell me what I'm missing?
| > > > > | > > Thanks
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