[Susan Wilcox]

Good point, because that could do it too! However, I do have the css file in the same folder. And it is working now.

I haven’t put the site up yet as I’m just getting started. Thanks for responding. These points not only help me but may help someone else!

Susan

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[Susan Wilcox]

Yes, I did that, but it also stripped out all the codes so that the style sheet wasn’t referenced and none of the formating was there. So I came up with another work-around! I opened the file in the browser and went to “View Source.” That showed me all the coding and text. I copied that and put it into TextEdit, already set for plain text. Then I had a file I could edit and all the coding was there!

Thanks for encouraging me to wrestle with this! It feels so good when an answer comes through the mist!

Susan

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[Susan Wilcox]

No, it didn’t change the extension to .txt but to .html. However, I have just discovered that TextEdit strips all coding from the document by making it a “plain text” document. so that is exactly the problem, it is no longer referencing the style.css stylesheet! How do I put the html web document in a text editor that I can preserve the codes from the template and make changes?

I appreciate your help on this. I’ll be happy if I can just play with code. I don’t want to take the time to learn GoLive or another program.

Susan

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[Susan Wilcox]

Walter,

You were exactly right. When I switched the cables around it worked perfectly! Thank you so much! I’m non-technical and couldn’t be enjoying the creativity of editing without your help and the Cow. The Cow has bailed me out many times!

Thanks for setting me straight! Susan

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[Susan Wilcox]

Oops, now I see what you mean by looking in Help, which is in the program. I am printing it out. Hopefully, this will answer everything. Thanks a million!

Susan

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[Susan Wilcox]

Eric: Sounds as if this would do it. I’m hoping this is not a big deal! I downloaded MPEG Stream and put it in my Applications folder. It showed up on my finder as a Device. It contains the application and a folder of extras, but the extra docs don’t really tell me how to use it. Got any tips?

Susan

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[Susan Wilcox]

Thanks! I got it! I appreciate your input! I have my fingers crossed that when I try this out tomorrow it will work. Susan

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[Susan Wilcox]

Thanks for taking the time to respond to my question! Your comment about field dominance is definitely something I wouldn’t have thought of and will check it out.

The option in Compressor for CBR only allows one pass. Is it necessary in this case to avoid VBR?

I don’t see where to alter Dialog Norm or compression. I thought the bit rate of 6.0 would affect compression.

Thanks again for any help or hints you can give me. Susan

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[Susan Wilcox]

False alarm. I rebooted the computer, opened an old project on another drive, and all worked fine. So I closed that project and opened the one that I had moved, and it opened up too. Guess I could have explored a bit more before panicking, but who know when my mistakes will help someone else!

Susan

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[Susan Wilcox]

Thanks. That wasn’t obvious. I’m glad it was so simple. Susan

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