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http://www.geocities.com/tim_schmits/eschool/3.html
My 3rd grade pic. When I load this page in Internet Explorer or Netscape, there are doubled features (chins, eyes) that shouldn’t be there.
When I save it to the hard drive and view it, it is displayed correctly without those problems.
With Internet explorer, the picture is viewed at correct size (no prompt in the bottom right to enlarge).
Why does this happen? Can I fix it? Does the JPEG have incorrect settings? Or is this just a problem displaying large JPEGs in IE?
Most noticable with Brandon, Amy Z, Nathaniel. Paul W has an extra piece of hair that shouldn’t be there. Thanks.
This problem doesn’t happen with a 6th grade pic:
http://www.geocities.com/tim_schmits/eschool/6-fitzgerald.ht ml
-Tim923
My 3rd grade pic. When I load this page in Internet Explorer or Netscape, there are doubled features (chins, eyes) that shouldn’t be there.
When I save it to the hard drive and view it, it is displayed correctly without those problems.
With Internet explorer, the picture is viewed at correct size (no prompt in the bottom right to enlarge).
Why does this happen? Can I fix it? Does the JPEG have incorrect settings? Or is this just a problem displaying large JPEGs in IE?
Most noticable with Brandon, Amy Z, Nathaniel. Paul W has an extra piece of hair that shouldn’t be there. Thanks.
This problem doesn’t happen with a 6th grade pic:
http://www.geocities.com/tim_schmits/eschool/6-fitzgerald.ht ml
-Tim923
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