Placing banner ads

C

cathyz

I'm trying to place banner ads on my website for the first time. I created an
ad in Adobe Illustrator (two images) and saved them into the images folder in
my website files as gifs. I then tried to place them on a page using the
banner ad manager, setting it to dissolve from one image to the next, and
linking the ad to a website. It doesn't show up when I go to preview mode, or
when I publish the page and try to view it online. I'm using Frontpage 2002
in a Windows XP environment. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
 
R

Ronx

Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

You are using the banner ad manager. This is a Java applet that
requires all users to have a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) installed.
Windows XP does not come with a JVM which must be downloaded, and many
(most?) users of Windows XP either do not have the JVM, or have it
disabled for security reasons.

Look for a JavaScript image rotator instead.
 
C

cathyz

Thanks for the answer - can you give me some tips on how to look for a
JavaScript image rotator?
 
T

Tom Willett

Googling for: javascript image rotator
will bring up many hits for scripts. Choose the one that fits your needs.
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| Thanks for the answer - can you give me some tips on how to look for a
| JavaScript image rotator?
| --
| cathyz webmaster
|
|
| "cathyz" wrote:
|
| > I'm trying to place banner ads on my website for the first time. I
created an
| > ad in Adobe Illustrator (two images) and saved them into the images
folder in
| > my website files as gifs. I then tried to place them on a page using the
| > banner ad manager, setting it to dissolve from one image to the next,
and
| > linking the ad to a website. It doesn't show up when I go to preview
mode, or
| > when I publish the page and try to view it online. I'm using Frontpage
2002
| > in a Windows XP environment. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
| > --
| > cathyz webmaster
 

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