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Subject: | Suggestion: On how to reduce file size. |
From: | Espen Hansen |
Date: | Fri, 17 Apr 1998 14:57:54 +0100 |
Kumusta Everyone !
I have currently finishing work on a site ( non commercial ) and for
navigational purpose I have chosen to use Flash. As a rule of thumb I
have tried to keep all files small, less than 20K. And I have almost
succeeded, 3 html pages is greater than 20K. But my navigation menu is
my main concern, this file is 29.8K.
When using a T1 line as I do ? this is no problem. But since I
will add some more sub menus ? the file will grow to more than 30K, and
this is what I am trying to avoid. Does anyone have any suggestion on
how to achieve this? - Any comments are welcome !
I have with great luck used Fireworks. Before I used
Adobe Photoshop 3.0. But I found out that if I scanned
an image and saved it to a .tif format I could then use it direct from
Fireworks ? and by doing so, the files become smaller than if i went via
Adobe Pothoshop.
An other example on how I have used macromedia products successfully is
for my banner. Originally I created an image using Adobe Photoshop -
610 * 80 pixels, and the size ended at 9K. Hmmm... small I thought -
WRONG !
I decided on trying to create the same image using Flash ? 610 * 80
pixels. BINGO...new size = 3K
You can look at the result at:
http://www.gecities.com/tokyo/5358
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Best Regards,
Espen F. Hansen
Visayan Travel Kit
visayantravelkityahoo [dot] com (mailto:visayantravelkityahoo [dot] com)
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Re: Suggestion: On how to reduce file si, Lane Allen
Re: Suggestion: On how to reduce file si, Dave Smith
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