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Old 02-09-2004, 00:23   #11
Richard M
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Re: another little test please !

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Originally Posted by markmarkymark
many thanks - thats my mistake, I can sort that on next release - the non netscape etc problem is the first on the agenda,,,,
Netscape is Mozilla.
Or rather: Mozilla is the codebase for Netscape and Firefox.
Get it working in any one of those browsers and it'll work in the other two (and Camino for Mac).

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Originally Posted by danielf
Seems to work ok on IE6 here, though the quality of the media looks quite poor. The smaller fonts bleed and are very difficult to read. If this is consultancy (as the site suggests), I think you want to increase the resolution on the media.
Yeah, you need to turn down the compression level a bit to around 70% or less.
Or just don't use MS Paint for your jpg files.
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