On Tue, 31 Oct 2000 10:40:05 -0000, Neil Smith wrote:
> I seem to have missed that discussion. At risk of reviving an issue ;-) but
> here goes:
> I am having 'some' problems with an image viewer I am putting together for
> people to view a friends artwork on the web.
> OK, ok, it's written in Javasnit, but the important problem (for me) is that
> with IE the images show up fine on my machine. With Opera / Netscape, no
> pictures show. Is there a technical difference which differentiates one file
> extension from another?
> That is - is there a difference (other than file extension) between .jpeg,
> ..jpg, .jpe, or .jfif ?
Hello Neil:
In a very recent post, Jake amply dissertated upon some technical
differences. These technical differences notwithstanding, I have found
that in most cases the images may be viewable with almost any browser or
with any graphics file viewing program capable of displaying JPGs simply
by changing the name of the file extension.
All the best,
Sam Heywood
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