but something that sound likes something else isn't anything a self-respecting company should complain about. Happens all the time. Self preservation is more appropriate than self-respecting.
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Don't shoot the messenger! No, if you belive it's the server, it's easy enough to upload to a different server for a while for a test. And, for the record, I did get my ISP to realize their server was misconfigured and fix it when a site I built and uploaded to their server wouldn't play music files up
Which I'm sure that's what Mr. Rowe had in mind all along. Sounds like that's what MS thinks.
Look for a pattern. If they change types every time you use one particular method of uploading, but are ok when uploading any other way, that one method could be the problem. If it's random, it may just be the server. If it is the server and it's not configured correctly, you may not have much luck getting them to fix it.
First thing that comes to mind is the server you upload to is misconfigured as far as mime-types. I've run across this occaisonally with a misconfigured server causing some sound files to download as octet-application rather than midi files. If the files are ok when you originally download them and you're not doing anything to them prior to upload, it points to the server you store them on. What do you upload them with? FTP?
Ok, forget about the viewer. It's not really relevant since you're talking about downloading off the web. Just so I'm clear, you find a gif on the net, download it to your computer. It's a gif at that point, right? Then you upload it to your site and when you download it to store in a folder for use in email, sometimes they are saved as bmp's?
You're going to have to do it manually as far as I know. I don't think there is a utility or program to do that. Now the other way around is a different story.
What's the source of the image. Something you made? Off the net? What is your default gif viewer?
Great story, BoXXi.
It's all in fun, macrobaye. Especially since the original poster was someone that hadn't made his presence known before his 'stick in the eye' post.
Happy Birthday, Keila!
Excellent idea, WOM!
Guatemalan Antigua. Not too pricey and smooooth!
#7 by Kona0197 - 1/17/2004 10:12:33 AM maybe some people should not be allowed to use bryce! Problem with that is some people could make 'bad' walls just as easily with PS or PSP.
What's the skin? And can you link to a screenshot, so we can see exactly what you mean?
You can get parser errors if you haven't skinned or defined all the bits. Make sure you have skinned all the parts.
Dragging is much easier. Good call crissy.
Click on the Start Button, navigate to the program shortcut in your 'All Programs' list that you want to pin, right click, and click on 'Pin to Start Menu'.
Glad you could use it.
Except for the text and a little difference in clarity/resolution?, they look the same to me, Travis.
#6 by carolelee - 1/15/2004 10:24:36 PM
EH, look at this https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.asp?library=18&SkinID=608 and you'll see what the standard size is for all the parts of the start panel, although you can adjust the different parts to different sizes as Travis said. [Message Edited]
Content margins are about all you can do. The vertical positioning (top, middle, bottom) doesn't do much.