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Hi,

Is there a file format that browsers can read where all the images and text
are stored into a single file. I'm using a database application that allows
me to attach a single file only. And I want that file to be a webpage with
images included...

Any idea where to start looking?

Thanks,

Rud.

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"Rud" <n0sp@> said:

> Is there a file format that browsers can read where all the images and text
> are stored into a single file.

you could encode the images in the html, not supported by IE but works
with NS4.x, moz and opera.

example: http://moreshit.bruciesusenetshit.in...e64-image.html

> I'm using a database application that allows me to attach a single
> file only. And I want that file to be a webpage with images
> included...

why cant you just include the links to the images?

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"Rud" <n0sp@> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> Is there a file format that browsers can read where all the images and
text
> are stored into a single file.

No. Well, yes, a PDF but you don't want to inflict that on your viewer.

> I'm using a database application that allows
> me to attach a single file only.

You don't attach images to a web page, you link to them with an img element.

> And I want that file to be a webpage with
> images included...

Where did you obtain this "application"?

> Any idea where to start looking?

Right here... can't be done.

Cheers
Richard

"brucie" <****@bruciesusenetshit.info> wrote in message
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> in post: <news:bu4e4u$irh$>
> "Rud" <n0sp@> said:
>
> > Is there a file format that browsers can read where all the images and
text
> > are stored into a single file.
>
> you could encode the images in the html, not supported by IE but works
> with NS4.x, moz and opera.

I didn't know that!

> example: http://moreshit.bruciesusenetshit.in...e64-image.html

Is that an image of you without your protection on? Cant really tell, even
when I blow it up to 500%.

Cheers
Richard.

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"rf" <> said:

>> Is there a file format that browsers can read where all the images
>> and text are stored into a single file. Any idea where to start
>> looking?

> Right here... can't be done.

http://theodorakis.net/cssart.html
http://www.hut.fi/u/tsknorri/tablepicture/
http://moreshit.bruciesusenetshit.in...e64-image.html

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"rf" <> said:

>> you could encode the images in the html, not supported by IE but works
>> with NS4.x, moz and opera.

> I didn't know that!

i'm sure you did, we've gone over it before. you've just forgotten.

>> example: http://moreshit.bruciesusenetshit.in...e64-image.html

> Is that an image of you without your protection on?

yes, its the image i use for my 1bit usenet x-face in my headers

"NDEIR|fF!DoqI!Tm27N~JOUkO#:1035}tc,Oz}rUP|2?usp82 p"e18,a#[mTPSF1GEO`v]
:XD~dlW<xRe]xK%%y`?0P?}|oqm=7Is,.||^)cQ9k$sl.|H8N5{z{!*hT"

x-face decoder at the bottom of the page:
http://www.dairiki.org/xface/

or you could use a real newsreader that will display them.

> Cant really tell, even when I blow it up to 500%.

1. blow it up to 1000% and stand about 4-6mt away from the monitor
2. gouge your eyes out while screaming hysterically


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>
> example: http://moreshit.bruciesusenetshit.in...e64-image.html
>
> > I'm using a database application that allows me to attach a single
> > file only. And I want that file to be a webpage with images
> > included...
>
> why cant you just include the links to the images?
>
> --
> brucie

What about using PDF's then all of the text and images are contained in the
one file?

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"Derek @ Blueyonder" <> said:

>>> I'm using a database application that allows me to attach a single
>>> file only. And I want that file to be a webpage with images
>>> included...

>> why cant you just include the links to the images?

> What about using PDF's

you're trying to fix the wrong problem. use a better db app

> then all of the text and images are contained in the
> one file?

you have to hope that people have pdf support and they can be bothered
downloading them. personally i don't bother anymore, i got sick of
downloading 200k pdfs that could have been done with 10k of html.

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"Derek @ Blueyonder" <> wrote in message
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>
> >
> > example: http://moreshit.bruciesusenetshit.in...e64-image.html
> >
> > > I'm using a database application that allows me to attach a single
> > > file only. And I want that file to be a webpage with images
> > > included...
> >
> > why cant you just include the links to the images?
> >
> > --
> > brucie
>
> What about using PDF's then all of the text and images are contained in
the
> one file?

And where do you put the hyperlinks in a PDF file?

Cheers
Richard.

rf <> wrote in
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> "Derek @ Blueyonder" <> wrote in message
> news:UPqNb.669$...
>>
>>>
>>> example: http://moreshit.bruciesusenetshit.in...e64-image.html
>>>
>>>> I'm using a database application that allows me to attach a single
>>>> file only. And I want that file to be a webpage with images
>>>> included...
>>>
>>> why cant you just include the links to the images?
>>>
>>> --
>>> brucie
>>
>> What about using PDF's then all of the text and images are contained
>> in the one file?
>
> And where do you put the hyperlinks [ - ] in a PDF file?

Yes


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