Microsoft Picture It Publishing

[Mrs. Muddled]

Ah, there's that word again ... "confused."

 

I have the a/m program and I use it for all my photo editing. Like it.

 

I now have a Blog and I have a personal web page where I look at my Blog. Believe me, that in itself was a major achievement.

 

My Microsoft Picture It Publishing program has a web ready photo album section. I've been playing with it to see how my photos would look on my website. I like the idea of being able to click "next" and "back" to view pictures.

 

Rather than belabour the quandary I am in with this program ... I thought I would ask if there is anyone out there that is familiar with MSPIP, and if they can explain to me HOW I save my "new" album as an HTML file ... and get it back so I can work on it some more? I click all the suggested buttons ... the file appears to save itself to MY DOCUMENTS ... and I can't open it! If I do get it open, what I get is about 10 files, each with a tiny fragment of the original file.

 

Also, are there any obvious negatives to using these pre-formatted pages that I should be aware of? Obvously I would want to be careful as to what personal info was visible in source.

 

I'm not having any luck Googling the program. I guess because it's old.

 

I await your sage advice.

[Deverill]

Sorry I don't have any experience with that program. Usually those kinds of programs will dump an entire folder of the html file and photo files.

 

As for personal information, I highly doubt that anything will be sent that you didn't tell the program, such as name, and maybe not even that. When you post a page you can use your browser's "View Source" feature to see what it sends -- most likely anything there would be at the top of that page.