On my monitor, the photos seem to display the same in NS 4.0 and I.E 3.02. I
would suggest you use JPEGs rather than GIFs. GIFs simply do not retian
enough "information" to display the greyscale variants you need for photos.
JPEGs are the universal choice for photos or for graphics with gradients.
Cordially, Mary
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At 08:16 PM 5/7/98 -0400, Dr. Steve wrote:
>Here's a question that's been bothering me for a while: if I create a
>nice-looking .gif graphic that displays well in MSIE 4.0, why does it seem
>"blotchy" in NS 3.0 Gold?
>
>For example, see http://log.on.ca/briggs/1.html and the b&w picture of the
>retired optometrist.(<img src="vickersbig.gif" width=332 height=385 border=0
>alt=" ">).
>
>You can also see a bit of this on David Essig's web site, which I've been
>working on lately: http://www.island.net/~essig
>
>Any ideas on this - is it only applicable to b&w images - and how do I avoid
>it?
>
>
>Dr. Steve, Official Optometrist of the Summerfolk Festival
>
>Office web site: http://www.log.on.ca/briggs
>Summerfolk Online: http://www.summerfolk.org
>Stan Rogers Page: http://www.summerfolk.org/srmain.htm
>Personal web page: http://log.on.ca/users/stevebriggs/
>
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