CS Browser

It is the folder icon near the top left. It is always available in CS. Roy
www.lighttimephoto.com

"Dibbers" wrote in message

I could dock the file browser onto the options bar in PS7, but don’t seem

to

be able to in CS. Is this right?

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Iain Denby (FSAI)

*****Iain Denby limited*****
**Architectural illustration**

Tel: 0113 258 5585
www.idenby.co.uk

Iain, it is the icon at the right side of the options bar just before the docking area. It is always there. I don’t think it is dockable in CS nor floatable.

"Roy" wrote in message

It is the folder icon near the top left. It is always available in CS. Roy
www.lighttimephoto.com

"Dibbers" wrote in message

I could dock the file browser onto the options bar in PS7, but don’t

seem

to

be able to in CS. Is this right?

—

Regards

Iain Denby (FSAI)

*****Iain Denby limited*****
**Architectural illustration**

Tel: 0113 258 5585
www.idenby.co.uk

"Roy" wrote in message

It is the folder icon near the top left. It is always available in CS. Roy
www.lighttimephoto.com

Very nice pictures on your site!

Stephan

On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 22:51:18 GMT, "Stephan"
wrote:

"Roy" wrote in message

It is the folder icon near the top left. It is always available in CS. Roy
www.lighttimephoto.com

Very nice pictures on your site!

Yes, I agree, nice images. Only thing is, I have to say that (And I don’t whether it’s because the image has been processed in PS, or because of the light, or whatever) that the moose looks like a stuffed head peering over a hedge 😉

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Hecate

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"Hecate" wrote in message

On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 22:51:18 GMT, "Stephan"
wrote:

"Roy" wrote in message

It is the folder icon near the top left. It is always available in CS. Roy
www.lighttimephoto.com

Very nice pictures on your site!

Yes, I agree, nice images. Only thing is, I have to say that (And I don’t whether it’s because the image has been processed in PS, or because of the light, or whatever) that the moose looks like a stuffed head peering over a hedge 😉

It is stuffed, so what? 😉
the real problem to me are the funky transitions created by this strange FrontPage thing.
But the pics are so nice I saw them all anyway.

Stephan

Thank you for the compliments on my pictures. The moose does not look as good as I would like. I have been taking a PS course for the past couple of months (one hour a week so not a fast pace) and have learned a lot. I will be working on that moose shot, as well as many others in the next few weeks as I build a new site. Hopefully they will look much better. I am pretty sure that my latest efforts are better since that moose shot in the form of a 12"x18" framed print was selected for an annual art tour of Utah schools a couple of weeks ago. Just wish I had more time to work on it. Roy
www.lighttimephoto.com

"Stephan" wrote in message

"Hecate" wrote in message

On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 22:51:18 GMT, "Stephan"
wrote:

"Roy" wrote in message

It is the folder icon near the top left. It is always available in

CS.

Roy
www.lighttimephoto.com

Very nice pictures on your site!

Yes, I agree, nice images. Only thing is, I have to say that (And I don’t whether it’s because the image has been processed in PS, or because of the light, or whatever) that the moose looks like a stuffed head peering over a hedge 😉

It is stuffed, so what? 😉
the real problem to me are the funky transitions created by this strange FrontPage thing.
But the pics are so nice I saw them all anyway.

Stephan

Yes, some nice photos. I’m curious about the links on the left. Is that a FrontPage theme? Is it standard or was it downloaded as an extra? Thanks, Bob

"Roy" wrote in message

Thank you for the compliments on my pictures. The moose does not look as good as I would like. I have been taking a PS course for the past couple

of

months (one hour a week so not a fast pace) and have learned a lot. I will be working on that moose shot, as well as many others in the next few

weeks

as I build a new site. Hopefully they will look much better. I am pretty sure that my latest efforts are better since that moose shot in the form

of

a 12"x18" framed print was selected for an annual art tour of Utah schools

a

couple of weeks ago. Just wish I had more time to work on it. Roy
www.lighttimephoto.com

"Stephan" wrote in message

"Hecate" wrote in message

On Thu, 04 Mar 2004 22:51:18 GMT, "Stephan"
wrote:

"Roy" wrote in message

It is the folder icon near the top left. It is always available in

CS.

Roy
www.lighttimephoto.com

Very nice pictures on your site!

Yes, I agree, nice images. Only thing is, I have to say that (And I don’t whether it’s because the image has been processed in PS, or because of the light, or whatever) that the moose looks like a stuffed head peering over a hedge 😉

It is stuffed, so what? 😉
the real problem to me are the funky transitions created by this strange FrontPage thing.
But the pics are so nice I saw them all anyway.

Stephan

On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 16:13:26 GMT, "Roy"
wrote:

Thank you for the compliments on my pictures. The moose does not look as good as I would like. I have been taking a PS course for the past couple of months (one hour a week so not a fast pace) and have learned a lot. I will be working on that moose shot, as well as many others in the next few weeks as I build a new site. Hopefully they will look much better. I am pretty sure that my latest efforts are better since that moose shot in the form of a 12"x18" framed print was selected for an annual art tour of Utah schools a couple of weeks ago. Just wish I had more time to work on it. Roy
www.lighttimephoto.com

Roy,

Quick tip: When you have the time and money, get yourself a copy of Dreamweaver or GoLive (preferably DW). Frontpage often makes a site look, well, similar to every other FP site. And it doesn’t do html or anything else very well either.

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Hecate

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