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Len · 16-03-2004, 17:43

Thanks Roy.

Very interesting I shall do some experimenting with them. All my images on my web pages are jpg so I may now have to consider changing some of them to gif.

What causes the compressing?

Thanks mick but I have photoshop6 and it has a "save for web" option, which I have been using it also has a optimize option on it and a load of other things one can select from, including gif/jpg.
The thing is, actually knowing what you want to do with the image. i.e. what you are going to use the image for. Now that is the question.

Is there a golden rule about gif/jpg?

16-03-2004, 17:43	#8
Len God Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Great Harwood Posts: 5,576 Liked: 3 times Rep Power: 3600	Re: jpg or gif Thanks Roy. Very interesting I shall do some experimenting with them. All my images on my web pages are jpg so I may now have to consider changing some of them to gif. What causes the compressing? Thanks mick but I have photoshop6 and it has a "save for web" option, which I have been using it also has a optimize option on it and a load of other things one can select from, including gif/jpg. The thing is, actually knowing what you want to do with the image. i.e. what you are going to use the image for. Now that is the question. Is there a golden rule about gif/jpg? __________________ Donate to Accyweb here: