In "RE: lynx-dev Specify Image Source in HTML for Lynx"
[12/Jan/2001 Fri 13:16:56]
ANTHONY CAMPIERE wrote:
> Can anyone tell me if there are external programs which can be used in
> conjunction with Lynx to view and be able to print an inline image in a
> document. We want to be able to include our logo in a patient data form
> that we would like to be able to produce.
Try printing the plain text on paper that already has your logo
on it.
Sorry, Lynx is not a graphical browser. It cannot display or
print inline images. It can:
1 Dowload the image, saving it to a file [links for all
images must be set TRUE in lynx.cfg, or toggled at runtime
with the '*' key].
2 Call external viewers to display the image. Links for
images must also be set TRUE to do this. When a viewer
is called, the *other* program displays the image through
its *own* user interface, and does not display it in the
body of the page.
All the XLOADIMAGE stuff in MacLynx is very platform-specific,
and of course a UNIX shell account is a text-only interface, so
there's really not much I can say about this for VMS.
Patrick
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