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Hi, im trying to create a photo gallery using the slide show function in Frontpage XP, and Im having some problems when I upload to the web and try vewing it.

You can take a look at the gallery at:

http://www.ttwn.net/aperfectcircle/gallery/apcgallery.html

When you click on one of the images on the top, one of the thumbnails, its supposed to show that image on the bottom in full size. If you click on one image, view it, then click on another, the first image resizes to the size of the new image, then the new image shows up. I think it may have something to do with the "resize aspect" option, but Ive tried messing with that, to no avial.

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Any help would be greatly appreciated,

thanks,

Umar Farooq.
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Hey fatulerror,
That is a problem that I encountered as well. I don't believe there is any method of fixing that problem. When an image in a photo gallery is clicked, FrontPage modifies the HTML for the image that is currently displayed. Modifying the HTML takes no time at all, the delay is caused in having the image download to fit the new heigth and width. While the image is downloading, the older image is skewed into the new dimensions set forth by HTML.

The only solution would be to preload the images, and I'll try to see if I can find some information related to that and post here.

Cheers!
Kirupa