Picture does not appear as expected after you insert a graphic into your Web page in FrontPage 2003

In Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003, if you insert a graphic file that uses one of the following extensions into your Web page, and you preview the Web page in a Web browser, the picture does not appear as expected on the Web page:

• .tif
• .ras
• .eps
• .pcd
• .pcx
• .tga
• .rle
• .wpg
• .fax

For example, if you insert a .tif file to your Web page, and then preview your Web page in Microsoft Internet Explorer, the picture appears as a white box with a red "X".

This behavior occurs because FrontPage 2003 does not support graphic files that use the following extensions:

• .tif
• .ras
• .eps
• .pcd
• .pcx
• .tga
• .rle
• .wpg
• .fax

To work around this behavior, use an image editor to open and to save the graphic file to a format that is supported in FrontPage 2003, and then insert the graphic file into your Web page. FrontPage 2003 supports graphic files that use the following extensions:

• .gif
• .jpg
• .jpeg
• .png
• .bmp
• .wmf

For example, save the graphic file as a .gif file or as a .jpeg file, and then insert the .gif file or .jpeg file (depending on your situation) into your Web page.

For more information about how to add a graphic to a Web page in FrontPage 2003, see FrontPage 2003 Help. To do so, on the Help menu, click Microsoft Office FrontPage Help, type add a graphic to a Web page in the Search for box, and then press ENTER to view the topics that are returned.

For more information about FrontPage 2003, visit the following Microsoft Web site: