Capturing images on web

[randy vild]

Hello friends,

I learned how to capture a URL page but when I capture this page it will not show the images in AutoPlay. I tried copying the images into my project folder but it still does not recognize them. Is there a way to do this?

Thank you,
Randy

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[yosik]

How do you capture your web page?
Check Snagit, with it you can capture a page with images embbeded.
Yossi

[TJ_Tigger]

How do you capture your web page?
Check Snagit, with it you can capture a page with images embbeded.
Yossi

Another option to saving a web page if you are using IE, is to use the Save As... option to save the file as a Web Archive. This gives it a .mht extension and is in essence a zip file that contains all the source and images. You should be able to open the file in an AMS project too.

Does anyone remember TeleportPro. I used that in the past to capture and recreate a webpage on a local hard disk.

Tigg

[Worm]

it's a guess...

Check the paths in the HTM file. Chances are you'll need to put the images in a subfolder.

[randy vild]

I use Macromedia Contribute 3.0 for web builder. Then From my server I take the url file and post it in my doc folder in my project bin.

-Randy

[Ted Sullivan]

You'll definitely need to include the images in your project, and probably adjust the paths a bit. The .html file is only half the story.