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Bitmap Error in my site ?
I created a site using FrontPage & Excel...
The site is : www.ruttermail.com
The problem I am having is with the spreadsheet I imported, in the last couple of cells on the bottom the word "Bitmap" is written across the text four times vertically, but it isn't suppose to be there if you download the spreadsheet you can see that it's not suppose to be there. I tried to see if I could eliminate this problem in the HTML code but I couldn't find the code to delete...
Both the spread sheet and the Html code (in a *.txt format) are downloadable from the site.
Please help me get rid of this error, also an explanation of how any why this happend would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You,
BassKozz
The site is : www.ruttermail.com
The problem I am having is with the spreadsheet I imported, in the last couple of cells on the bottom the word "Bitmap" is written across the text four times vertically, but it isn't suppose to be there if you download the spreadsheet you can see that it's not suppose to be there. I tried to see if I could eliminate this problem in the HTML code but I couldn't find the code to delete...
Both the spread sheet and the Html code (in a *.txt format) are downloadable from the site.
Please help me get rid of this error, also an explanation of how any why this happend would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You,
BassKozz
Center the table in the middle of the webpage if you can. See if that changes anything.
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In the table in FP.
Delete the table/cells below Jack.Donohoe@RUTTERMAIL.CO M UNKNOWN and preview and you will see it will display properly.
I assume it is a copy/paste glitch.
To fix, just hit tab button about 10 times to extend out the table, retype the last 2 contacts, then preview. If that works, then just finish the last little text part and you are set.
Delete the table/cells below Jack.Donohoe@RUTTERMAIL.CO
I assume it is a copy/paste glitch.
To fix, just hit tab button about 10 times to extend out the table, retype the last 2 contacts, then preview. If that works, then just finish the last little text part and you are set.
I did not see any "Bitmap" references in the source?
Anywho, I think it has something to do with the formatting in the table... notice the border is alot thicker for the one cell.
Anywho, I think it has something to do with the formatting in the table... notice the border is alot thicker for the one cell.
It was there but now it's not. Perhaps Baskozz already fixed it? I saved it to my local
drive, executed it, and did a right-click>View Source in the unoccupied area on the page,
did a search, and there it was....
drive, executed it, and did a right-click>View Source in the unoccupied area on the page,
did a search, and there it was....
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Fixed it
Thanks Sharizod
Sharizod, what do you think caused this ?
Thanks Sharizod
Sharizod, what do you think caused this ?
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I deleted :
<x:CF>Bitmap</x:CF>
<x:CF>Bitmap</x:CF>
Hmmm weird.
I found an old old KBarticle re: Spreadsheets pasted into word processors that said to use "paste special" and not paste.
Oh well, either way he should be happy, it looks good now.
I found an old old KBarticle re: Spreadsheets pasted into word processors that said to use "paste special" and not paste.
Oh well, either way he should be happy, it looks good now.
Yea, I see what you are saying about the double-border... Strange... We all KNOW Microsoft
converts everything perfectly, don't we? ;-)
Does anyone know what the <x:CF> tag is for anyway? I would assume its some metadata
related to the insertion of a picture or something, or perhaps dealing with the border itself
(one for each side of the table border - hmmm)? I got a different result when getting rid
of the tag though. The two borders as seen near the bottom in on the website are
side-by-each and touching each other in the local file on my drive.
converts everything perfectly, don't we? ;-)
Does anyone know what the <x:CF> tag is for anyway? I would assume its some metadata
related to the insertion of a picture or something, or perhaps dealing with the border itself
(one for each side of the table border - hmmm)? I got a different result when getting rid
of the tag though. The two borders as seen near the bottom in on the website are
side-by-each and touching each other in the local file on my drive.
Hi Baskozz..
Sorry, didnt see your comment there (strange). I even hit refresh a couple times on this
topic! Sometimes it would hang and sometimes not. Anyway...
I'm not sure what caused it. It may be something along the lines lines of what Jayca was saying.
Did you do any cross-pasting of the table before you converted it to a web-based format?
Sorry, didnt see your comment there (strange). I even hit refresh a couple times on this
topic! Sometimes it would hang and sometimes not. Anyway...
I'm not sure what caused it. It may be something along the lines lines of what Jayca was saying.
Did you do any cross-pasting of the table before you converted it to a web-based format?
Its a meta tag used in spreadsheets I believe.
Do a search on it and you will see a ton of people have the same thing asscociated with a MIME worksheet.
Do a search on it and you will see a ton of people have the same thing asscociated with a MIME worksheet.