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I'm such a newbie still in many areas though I've been hard coding for
a few years. Straight-forward simple stuff and I'm okay. Here's one
I've never run into before, really, and when I have I've gotten around
it in one way or another. This time, spacing is critical above and
below the graphics.

The basic type of coding follows this type of pattern:
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<font size=4>1. Click the file-open icon in the toolbar to load the
AVI file to convert.</font>
<P ALIGN="right">
<a href="#linkTop">Top</a>
<a href="#Point2">Next</a>
</P>
<center><img src="images/Jasc Animation Shop - 01 - converting AVI to
animated GIF.jpg" alt=""></center><br>
<center>(You can also click FILE > OPEN to do this rather than using
the icon.
<br>Longer, but it can be done, too.)</center>
<br><br><br><br>




<a name="Point2"><font size=4>2. Type the pathname to the AVI in the
"File <u>n</u>ame:" box then load the AVI.</font>
<P ALIGN="right">
<a href="#linkTop">Top</a>
<a href="#Point3">Next</a>
</P>
<center><img src="images/Jasc Animation Shop - 02 - converting AVI to
animated GIF.jpg" alt=""></center><br><br><br><br>





<a name="Point3"><font size=4>3. An "import AVI" dialogue box comes
up. No need to change anything, just click "OK".</font>
<P ALIGN="right">
<a href="#linkTop">Top</a>
<a href="#Point4">Next</a>
</P>
<center><img src="images/Jasc Animation Shop - 03 - converting AVI to
animated GIF.jpg" alt=""></center><br><br><br><br>
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These are tuts I make for myself and are not published on the internet
ever, so I keep the visual spacing between the items for ease of
future use as templates for other tuts. What I don't like is the
extra "lines" in between the elements within the grouping itself (vs
between the groups which is fine).

Since the above is difficult to visualize, I'm posting a zip file with
the entire my html file and the graphics it's pointing to. It's all
self-contained, so just unzip (i.e., to the desktop for easy access).

I'm posting to alt.binaries.freeware, and hope access to that ng is
okay for anyone looking at the file.

The post has "HTML file to fix of extra space" in title.

Thanks everyone! This is a new technique for me, easy to use for help
pages for myself when I leave off using an app for some time. I don't
have to re-learn a process, just consult my own pages.

Thanks!

On Thu, 16 Oct 2003 12:34:03 GMT, fitwell <>
wrote:

[snip]

><P ALIGN="right">
><a href="#linkTop">Top</a>
><a href="#Point2">Next</a>
></P>

[snip]

>Since the above is difficult to visualize, I'm posting a zip file with
>the entire my html file and the graphics it's pointing to. It's all
>self-contained, so just unzip (i.e., to the desktop for easy access).
>
>I'm posting to alt.binaries.freeware, and hope access to that ng is
>okay for anyone looking at the file.

Okay, done. File posted.

[snip]

>Thanks everyone! This is a new technique for me, easy to use for help
>pages for myself when I leave off using an app for some time. I don't
>have to re-learn a process, just consult my own pages.

The new technique is the "align" (see first paragraph above). I've
always used tables before but this time, since I kept running into
long sentences in the first cell which threw off the file and the TOP
and NEXT codes, went looking for aligning.

Does this "align" throw in an extra "hard return"?? If that is the
case, though I still want to use this as the coding is much simpler to
deal with than the tables, how do I get around it?

Thanks once again! D

On Thu, 16 Oct 2003 12:34:03 GMT, fitwell <>
wrote:

>I'm such a newbie still in many areas though I've been hard coding for
>a few years. Straight-forward simple stuff and I'm okay. Here's one
>I've never run into before, really, and when I have I've gotten around
>it in one way or another. This time, spacing is critical above and
>below the graphics.
>
>The basic type of coding follows this type of pattern:
>**************************
><font size=4>1. Click the file-open icon in the toolbar to load the
>AVI file to convert.</font>
><P ALIGN="right">
><a href="#linkTop">Top</a>
><a href="#Point2">Next</a>
></P>
><center><img src="images/Jasc Animation Shop - 01 - converting AVI to
>animated GIF.jpg" alt=""></center><br>
><center>(You can also click FILE > OPEN to do this rather than using
>the icon.
><br>Longer, but it can be done, too.)</center>
><br><br><br><br>
>
>
>
>
><a name="Point2"><font size=4>2. Type the pathname to the AVI in the
>"File <u>n</u>ame:" box then load the AVI.</font>
><P ALIGN="right">
><a href="#linkTop">Top</a>
><a href="#Point3">Next</a>
></P>
><center><img src="images/Jasc Animation Shop - 02 - converting AVI to
>animated GIF.jpg" alt=""></center><br><br><br><br>
>
>
>
>
>
><a name="Point3"><font size=4>3. An "import AVI" dialogue box comes
>up. No need to change anything, just click "OK".</font>
><P ALIGN="right">
><a href="#linkTop">Top</a>
><a href="#Point4">Next</a>
></P>
><center><img src="images/Jasc Animation Shop - 03 - converting AVI to
>animated GIF.jpg" alt=""></center><br><br><br><br>
>**************************
>
>These are tuts I make for myself and are not published on the internet
>ever, so I keep the visual spacing between the items for ease of
>future use as templates for other tuts. What I don't like is the
>extra "lines" in between the elements within the grouping itself (vs
>between the groups which is fine).
>
>Since the above is difficult to visualize, I'm posting a zip file with
>the entire my html file and the graphics it's pointing to. It's all
>self-contained, so just unzip (i.e., to the desktop for easy access).
>
>I'm posting to alt.binaries.freeware, and hope access to that ng is
>okay for anyone looking at the file.
>
>The post has "HTML file to fix of extra space" in title.
>
>Thanks everyone! This is a new technique for me, easy to use for help
>pages for myself when I leave off using an app for some time. I don't
>have to re-learn a process, just consult my own pages.
>
>Thanks!

Trying again as I never recvd a response. Going to
alt.binaries.freeware to re-post the file in question.

Thanks!