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I'm working on a project using Frame and WebWorks Publisher. My client would
like the images generated by WebWorks Publisher to be smaller in size. He
has opened the files in MS Paint and saved them individually, making no
other changes, and reduced the file size by half. I have reduced the
resolution before conversion with some results, but that hasn't had enough
of an impact.
I'd like to avoid having a post-process step (like running a batch process
from PhotoShop), and we don't have time to rework the graphics in the source
to reduce the output file size. If anyone can suggest an option, I'd be
grateful.
Bill Burns - Eccentric Technology Consultant
INT'L.com Design & Development
billdb -at- intl -dot- com
"If I go to sleep, the clowns will eat me."
