March 7, 200521 yr thats so freaking hottt dude. i'm using firefox and it looks great! holler from UCF
March 7, 200521 yr What software do I need to make graphics? I have such a hard time with it. 704047[/snapback] Photoshop. 704273[/snapback] Paintshop Pro works too. Costs like $129 compared to $700 or something. 704295[/snapback] Cost is $0 if you have broadband :shifty .
March 7, 200521 yr :thumbup the banner is hawt. its really catchy.it kinda gets you pumped for the 2005 season.
March 7, 200521 yr great job, beetle. you kick ass. now if 80% of posters on here weren't too young to have read/watched/heard of the hunt for red october, the logo wouldn't have that A in it. lame.
March 7, 200521 yr What software do I need to make graphics? I have such a hard time with it. 704047[/snapback] I can't tell you how stupified I am right now...Cape not being able to do something? Jupiter must have just blown up or something. 704049[/snapback] Well, I can make them...but they look crappy in Firefox. Here is the only one I can ever get to look nice in Firefox http://images.snapfish.com/3426635923232%7Ffp58%3Dot%3E2334%3D426%3D498%3DXROQDF%3E23236%3B%3A6857%3B4ot1lsi 704050[/snapback] Browsers do not change how images look. 704142[/snapback] yea, i was thinking the same thing. hey cape, why dont you post a pic for us that looks crappy in firefox but not in IE?
March 7, 200521 yr Author What software do I need to make graphics? I have such a hard time with it. 704047[/snapback] I can't tell you how stupified I am right now...Cape not being able to do something? Jupiter must have just blown up or something. 704049[/snapback] Well, I can make them...but they look crappy in Firefox. Here is the only one I can ever get to look nice in Firefox http://images.snapfish.com/3426635923232%7Ffp58%3Dot%3E2334%3D426%3D498%3DXROQDF%3E23236%3B%3A6857%3B4ot1lsi 704050[/snapback] Browsers do not change how images look. 704142[/snapback] yea, i was thinking the same thing. hey cape, why dont you post a pic for us that looks crappy in firefox but not in IE? 704462[/snapback] Just go to CapeForYou.com and look at the logo.
March 7, 200521 yr Author Changed the logo and some other graphics, hopefully that will solve the issue.
March 7, 200521 yr great job, beetle. you kick ass. now if 80% of posters on here weren't too young to have read/watched/heard of the hunt for red october, the logo wouldn't have that A in it. lame. 704460[/snapback] I agree :confused
March 7, 200521 yr Red October was an object, Teal October isn't. It wouldn't make much sense without the "A" just like Red October wouldn't make sense with an "A"
March 7, 200521 yr Well, I can make them...but they look crappy in Firefox. Here is the only one I can ever get to look nice in Firefox http://images.snapfish.com/3426635923232%7Ffp58%3Dot%3E2334%3D426%3D498%3DXROQDF%3E23236%3B%3A6857%3B4ot1lsi 704050[/snapback] Browsers do not change how images look. 704142[/snapback] yea, i was thinking the same thing. hey cape, why dont you post a pic for us that looks crappy in firefox but not in IE? 704462[/snapback] Just go to CapeForYou.com and look at the logo. 704632[/snapback] why don't you post an image that looks crappy in firefox but not in IE? that is, if you can. i caint help ya if your source is wonky.
March 7, 200521 yr Just go to CapeForYou.com and look at the logo. 704632[/snapback] What type of file is the logo? (.eps, .jpg, .tif?) If it's a vector image (like most EPS clip art) then your problem is anti-aliasing. Some programs and/or systems do it automatically for display purposes; some don't. To solve this, you just have to rasterize it (change the file type to a JPEG or GIF).
March 7, 200521 yr Author Just go to CapeForYou.com and look at the logo. 704632[/snapback] What type of file is the logo? (.eps, .jpg, .tif?) If it's a vector image (like most EPS clip art) then your problem is anti-aliasing. Some programs and/or systems do it automatically for display purposes; some don't. To solve this, you just have to rasterize it (change the file type to a JPEG or GIF). 704766[/snapback] Thanks, I just found the setting to smooth it out. It was making it lower in quality so it loaded faster in Mozilla browser and lowering the quality.
March 7, 200521 yr Red October was an exact object--a submarine Teal October is an abstract idea--an entire month of baseball. 'A' depicts how common the subject is. Since there is only one 'Red October', it isn't common. Since all 30 teams could technically replace their color with 'Teal', October in this sense is a common name. If that made any sense.
March 7, 200521 yr Just go to CapeForYou.com and look at the logo. 704632[/snapback] What type of file is the logo? (.eps, .jpg, .tif?) If it's a vector image (like most EPS clip art) then your problem is anti-aliasing. Some programs and/or systems do it automatically for display purposes; some don't. To solve this, you just have to rasterize it (change the file type to a JPEG or GIF). 704766[/snapback] methinks something in his source is wonky, which is why he didn't actually post the image when asked. the images themselves look equally grainy in both IE and firefox. check it out in both browsers.
March 7, 200521 yr Author It was looking severely pixelated in firefox. Someone even commented on it when I first put the site online.
March 7, 200521 yr Author the actual site has html code somewhere that smoothes out the images in IE. I made the site using Microsoft Publisher and it looks excellent in IE. The images don't look so hot in Firefox however. You must visit the website in order for IE to smooth it out.
March 7, 200521 yr It was looking severely pixelated in firefox. Someone even commented on it when I first put the site online. 704788[/snapback] when you look at the images themselves in IE, they are equally pixelated. what you're seeing in IE is a bunch of text and other jive mangled into your source to show up on top of the pixelly images.
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