I have created my husband's website for his business; however, when we went
into Word to do some editing, Publisher did 2 things that I wish it hadn't..
.
1.) Made everything on the the page one big graphic.
2.) Each page had the main index file then all the .gif files under it.  I
want to be able to create all the supporting .gif files in a separate folder
.
Conversion/editing was a BIG problem, subsequently and there were literally
hundreds of these files listed under each page.
Is there any way around this??

Why didn't you just edit the pub file in Publisher?


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Don
Vancouver USA


"DataGeekette" <DataGeekette@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have created my husband's website for his business; however, when we went
> into Word to do some editing, Publisher did 2 things that I wish it
> hadn't...
> 1.) Made everything on the the page one big graphic.
> 2.) Each page had the main index file then all the .gif files under it.  I
> want to be able to create all the supporting .gif files in a separate
> folder.
> Conversion/editing was a BIG problem, subsequently and there were
> literally
> hundreds of these files listed under each page.
> Is there any way around this??

1. When you overlap page elements, they are converted to a GIF. If you can't
see where you overlapped, then run Design Checker.

2. Web site options > Web > Organize supporting files in a folder

DavidF

"DataGeekette" <DataGeekette@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B5E02DBB-0056-40A9-A75C-E02ECE0D9E01@microsoft.com...
> I have created my husband's website for his business; however, when we
went
> into Word to do some editing, Publisher did 2 things that I wish it
hadn't...
> 1.) Made everything on the the page one big graphic.
> 2.) Each page had the main index file then all the .gif files under it.  I
> want to be able to create all the supporting .gif files in a separate
folder.
>  Conversion/editing was a BIG problem, subsequently and there were
literally
> hundreds of these files listed under each page.
> Is there any way around this??