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Re: Deb the Penguin should *not* be a .jpg.

By not specifying the image size though, text will not be displayed until
the image is downloaded.  At that point, the browser knows how big the
picture will be, and can properly format the page.  Specifying the image
size in the HTMl markup  is a good thing.
 
 -Erik

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On 17 Dec 1997 bruce@va.debian.org wrote:

> Ben Gertzfield:
> > Line-art looks terrible under JPEG compression
> 
> Oh, you're right. Under netscape 4.03, it looks much worse on some of
> the pages than others - the main page looks OK, the lower pages look
> jaggy. The difference seems to be that where the size of the image
> is specified, it looks worse. It is _not_ specified on the main page.
> 
> For this image a run-code, LZ, or LZW compressor would work best.
> 
> Check out http://www.debian.org/new_index.html for a prototype of an
> index page using tables to format the text better around the image.
> 
>         Thanks
> 
>         Bruce
> 
> 
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