Thanks - that's some good info, but it's more centered on
photos, and the .eps files I'm wondering about would be
used as navigation bars and buttons (probably .gif files),
to match up with our other departmental and corporate
sites.
I'm thinking at this point that it might be worth trying
to get our design department involved in the creation of
the navbar, once I have the organization of the pages
finalized. No point in buying an expensive graphics
program that I'm never going to use again when they
probably already have one, right? I'd rather do the whole
thing on my own, but it's probably worth getting them
involved if the entire look of the site would be improved.
Thanks for the help!
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>This tutorial might help:
>http://www.eleanorstravels.com/frontpage_images/index.htm
I would not use
>any 'graphics' tools within FP!
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>> I'm considering buying FP2002 to create a disk-based
>> resource web for work.
>> Our company has web-standards in place, and I'd like to
>> follow them, even though this won't be published on the
>> internet. There are company .eps files available for use
>> as the navigation bars, etc. to comply with the
standards.
>> I understand that .eps files are used in Adobe
>> Illustrator, but that there is a graphics tool in
FP2002.
>> Would it be able to handle the .eps files on its own, or
>> would I have to get Illustrator for work like adding
>> titles to the navigation bars?
>> Thanks!
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