hi!<br />
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how to put an already designed graphic from Coreldraw to your website??<br />
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i'm planning to post it on a message board as part of my signature.<br />
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can anyone help??<!--content--><img src=http://www.htmlforums.com/archive/index.php/"http://www.yoursite.com/mypic.jpg" alt="mypic" /><!--content-->hi, thanks, torrent, you're kind. <br />
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but it's not in the jpeg format. i only made use of the Corel tools for my design. is there no other way??<br />
<br />
i don't know html yet, that's why i did it on Corel.<!--content-->you'll have to use Corel to convert it into a file format that most people can see in their browsers.<br />
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JPEG - best for photos or pics with very many colors<br />
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GIF - best for cartoony graphics<br />
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PNG - best for cartoony graphics, or gradients (color fade/blend)<br />
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otherwise, they'd have to own Corel to view it!<br />
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there should be a way to "save as" in Corel, then you can choose a good format, and follow the instructions above.<!--content-->At least Paint Shop Pro 7 lets you convert images from CorelDraw format to almost anything.<!--content-->yeah, and i bet Irfanview will, too.<!--content-->Didn't even know that Corel Draw is still around. Ages since I have seen or heard anything about it.<!--content-->Well, I always use MS PAINT for my drawings! Don't ask me how I manage with it... I use PSP7 just to convert from .bmp to .jpg or .gif, and to add transparency.<!--content-->
<br />
how to put an already designed graphic from Coreldraw to your website??<br />
<br />
i'm planning to post it on a message board as part of my signature.<br />
<br />
can anyone help??<!--content--><img src=http://www.htmlforums.com/archive/index.php/"http://www.yoursite.com/mypic.jpg" alt="mypic" /><!--content-->hi, thanks, torrent, you're kind. <br />
<br />
but it's not in the jpeg format. i only made use of the Corel tools for my design. is there no other way??<br />
<br />
i don't know html yet, that's why i did it on Corel.<!--content-->you'll have to use Corel to convert it into a file format that most people can see in their browsers.<br />
<br />
JPEG - best for photos or pics with very many colors<br />
<br />
GIF - best for cartoony graphics<br />
<br />
PNG - best for cartoony graphics, or gradients (color fade/blend)<br />
<br />
otherwise, they'd have to own Corel to view it!<br />
<br />
there should be a way to "save as" in Corel, then you can choose a good format, and follow the instructions above.<!--content-->At least Paint Shop Pro 7 lets you convert images from CorelDraw format to almost anything.<!--content-->yeah, and i bet Irfanview will, too.<!--content-->Didn't even know that Corel Draw is still around. Ages since I have seen or heard anything about it.<!--content-->Well, I always use MS PAINT for my drawings! Don't ask me how I manage with it... I use PSP7 just to convert from .bmp to .jpg or .gif, and to add transparency.<!--content-->