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Cubi Doo	Thursday 29 September 2005 2:11:59 am I have an article in MS Word with pictures/graphs. I want to include this article in a Exponential website. I saved the Word article as HTML so that Word would save the pictures as GIF files. This GIF files look good when I open them with a picture viewer. Then I uploaded them in the Media section of the Exponential website. For what ever reason the pictures changed. They don't look like the original pictures. For example there are some block diagrams created with the graphics option of Word itself. After uploading the block diagrams suddenly have double lines, thicker lines. Some pictures changed, others did not change. Any body a clue what I need to do? Should I have a different format? Should I redraw the pictures in a real graphics program? Other solution?

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Thursday 29 September 2005 2:11:59 am

I have an article in MS Word with pictures/graphs. I want to include this article in a Exponential website. I saved the Word article as HTML so that Word would save the pictures as GIF files.

This GIF files look good when I open them with a picture viewer. Then I uploaded them in the Media section of the Exponential website. For what ever reason the pictures changed. They don't look like the original pictures.

For example there are some block diagrams created with the graphics option of Word itself. After uploading the block diagrams suddenly have double lines, thicker lines. Some pictures changed, others did not change.

Any body a clue what I need to do? Should I have a different format? Should I redraw the pictures in a real graphics program? Other solution?