Another point to remember is a lot of web servers don't allow Uppercase in file names, or spaces & such. try renaming the file to walter_sowell.jpg
I know that some web providers automatically change the lettercase, but the link may still be mixed case & not match up to the URL Hope this helps ----- Original Message ----- From: Kraig Jones > John, > I'm beginning to take shots in the dark now, but I may > see your problem. The "%20" in > file:///C:/AATemp/Walter%20Sowell.jpg represents a > space, that could cause the browser to not find the > picture. Try renaming your picture file (the one in > the original location) to WalterSowell.jpg, without > the space between words. You'll need to change the > name of the file in the location that Legacy is > pointing to, not the name of the copy in the web page > folder, and you'll need to change the Legacy data base > to the new name, too. > > Try this with just one picture to see if it works, > before you rename all of your pictures. > > > --- John D. Taylor III > wrote: > > I select yes to create the folder, but it's not > > creating a folder. > > > > I checked the path in the browser that is looking > > for the picture and it > > pointed to the folder that I created to place the > > file in along with the > > name of the picture, but Legacy did not create a > > folder for the pictures nor > > did the browser say that there was a legacy folder > > that it was looking for. > > > > Example, the folder that I created was (aatemp.) I > > told Legacy to create a > > file in this folder named, (temp.html) Legacy ask me > > if I wanted it to save > > the referenced pictures to the folder, - I clicked > > yes. Legacy asks me if I > > wanted to view the file, I clicked yes. The browser > > opened and everything > > was there but the pictures. In place of the pictures > > is a box with the > > missing pictures. I place the curser over the box > > and it shows the path, > > (file:///C:/AATemp/Walter%20Sowell.jpg) to get the > > picture, but there is no > > picture file of any kind in the aatemp folder, nor > > is there a folder created > > by legacy that the pictures are in. > > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: On Behalf Of John D. Taylor III > > > > Does anyone have any idea why the pictures in legacy > > 4 deluxe will show in > > the preview mode, but will not show when creating an > > .rtf or .html file? I > > have the feature turned on to show the pictures and > > I do get a square with > > an X in it to show where the picture is supposed to > > go when creating an html > > file. > > > > I get no indication of a missing picture when > > creating an rtf file unless I > > use the legacy charting companion to create the > > .rtf, but the charting > > companion scatters them in the wrong places. > > > > The only place that the pictures seem to work fine > > is in the legacy program > > itself. > > > > I could use some help, if anyone has any ideas. > > > > John T Another point to remember is a lot of web servers don't allow Uppercase in file names, or spaces & such. try renaming the file to walter_sowell.jpg I know that some web providers automatically change the lettercase, but the link may still be mixed case & not match up to the URL Hope this helps ----- Original Message ----- From: Kraig Jones > John, > I'm beginning to take shots in the dark now, but I may > see your problem. The "%20" in > file:///C:/AATemp/Walter%20Sowell.jpg represents a > space, that could cause the browser to not find the > picture. Try renaming your picture file (the one in > the original location) to WalterSowell.jpg, without > the space between words. You'll need to change the > name of the file in the location that Legacy is > pointing to, not the name of the copy in the web page > folder, and you'll need to change the Legacy data base > to the new name, too. > > Try this with just one picture to see if it works, > before you rename all of your pictures. > > > --- John D. Taylor III > wrote: > > I select yes to create the folder, but it's not > > creating a folder. > > > > I checked the path in the browser that is looking > > for the picture and it > > pointed to the folder that I created to place the > > file in along with the > > name of the picture, but Legacy did not create a > > folder for the pictures nor > > did the browser say that there was a legacy folder > > that it was looking for. > > > > Example, the folder that I created was (aatemp.) I > > told Legacy to create a > > file in this folder named, (temp.html) Legacy ask me > > if I wanted it to save > > the referenced pictures to the folder, - I clicked > > yes. Legacy asks me if I > > wanted to view the file, I clicked yes. The browser > > opened and everything > > was there but the pictures. In place of the pictures > > is a box with the > > missing pictures. I place the curser over the box > > and it shows the path, > > (file:///C:/AATemp/Walter%20Sowell.jpg) to get the > > picture, but there is no > > picture file of any kind in the aatemp folder, nor > > is there a folder created > > by legacy that the pictures are in. > > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: On Behalf Of John D. Taylor III > > > > Does anyone have any idea why the pictures in legacy > > 4 deluxe will show in > > the preview mode, but will not show when creating an > > .rtf or .html file? I > > have the feature turned on to show the pictures and > > I do get a square with > > an X in it to show where the picture is supposed to > > go when creating an html > > file. > > > > I get no indication of a missing picture when > > creating an rtf file unless I > > use the legacy charting companion to create the > > .rtf, but the charting > > companion scatters them in the wrong places. > > > > The only place that the pictures seem to work fine > > is in the legacy program > > itself. > > > > I could use some help, if anyone has any ideas. > > > > John T Legacy User Group Etiquette guidelines can be found at: http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com/Etiquette.asp To find past messages, please go to our searchable archives at: http://www.mail-archive.com/legacyusergroup%40mail.millenniacorp.com/ To unsubscribe please visit: http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/LegacyLists.asp
