On Mon, 05 Mar 2001 21:53:26 -0500, Clarence Verge wrote:
> L.D. Best wrote:
>> Hey fellahs!!!!
>> I need a definition of what you mean by "resize!"
>> If you mean it can be made to fit the dimensions put into an html page,
>> then my response is Duhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, George!
> Duuuuuuuh Nancy, wut duz that mean ?
>> If you mean Arachne itself can take a 640x200 bmp and turn it into a
>> 310x100 bmp that we can save at the new size, then tell us just HOW NL
>> it is done!
> Seems that:
> <IMG SRC="file://strobo.gif" WIDTH=320 HEIGHT=240>
> works to re-size .GIFs (as announced) where the nums are pixels and
> you can use any nums you want pretty much. <G>
> Seems also that you can specify .BMPs, .JPGS and .ZBMs the same way for
> image sources cuz what she resizes is the final .BMP anyway. :-S~
Just so there's no confusion on this point.
This bit of code simply determines the size of the display area set-aside
for that image.
<IMG SRC="file://strobo.gif" WIDTH=320 HEIGHT=240>
If the width and height are not specified. Arachne uses the width and
height from inside the file itself.
No alterations are done to the file.
<IMG SRC="file://testfile.jpg" WIDTH=320 HEIGHT=240>
(where testfile.jpg is actually 640x480)
Results in a .BMP file in the cache which is 640x480
Volume in drive L is MS-RAMDRIVE
Directory of L:\
COMMAND COM 55077 2-27-97 7:01a
TEMP <DIR> 3-06-01 11:52p
ARACHNE <DIR> 3-06-01 11:52p
TESTFILE JPG 76481 4-13-97 10:35p
TESTFILE HTM 81 3-07-01 12:09a
---testfile.htm---
<img src="testfile.jpg" width=320 height=240><br>
<img src="testfile.jpg"><br>
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Volume in drive L is MS-RAMDRIVE
Directory of L:\ARACHNE\CACHE
. <DIR> 3-06-01 11:52p
.. <DIR> 3-06-01 11:52p
HEADERS <DIR> 3-06-01 11:52p
ZBM <DIR> 3-06-01 11:52p
83941884 BMP 921654 3-07-01 12:10a
--- screen cap of viewing testfile.htm---
http://www.angelfire.com/id/glenndoom/testfile.zbm
--- 2 screen caps of Qpv showing that both testfile.jpg and
83941884.bmp are in fact 640x480---
http://www.angelfire.com/id/glenndoom/testqpv1.zbm
http://www.angelfire.com/id/glenndoom/testqpv2.zbm
> But it doesn't work for 16 color VGA. :((
Yes, it only works in 256color and Hicolor modes.
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