Re: DNS question

Barbara:

I can't see the "images/josephcoat.jpg" image either in my IE-5 although I
can call it just fine by entering:
http://www.tnect.org/images/josephcoat.jpg

And like you--it comes up OK on your page in my Netscape browser, (4.7).

I looked at your source code and although I can't put my finger on it
offhand--something bothers me about the code. Maybe it's the unspecified
size you used. ie: width="" height="" ???

It does appear to be the same size when shown in IE as it is in Netscape, so
I don't think a size is needed.

And--Although I don't think it is necessary, I was surprised that the img
src was not on a new line. I guess I'm just used to seeing code written by
FrontPage which starts a new line for each element ... (Well??--Usually??)

Again--sorry. I know it's right there in front of me but nothing jumps out.
Some days, us old geezers are just less lucid than others ...

Best wishes
Ted Temer
Temercraft Designs Redding, CA
temer(at)c-zone.net
www.temercraft.com/novels/
www.newsredding.com/
www.ramac-rc.org/


> Here's a question (or two) for you, it may be slightly
> off-topic, but I don't know that it is:
> One of my clients cannot view her own pages. They are on a host that I
> have access to, but not directly the server, if I'm making any sense. I
> can see the pages fine. I had moved it from another host that also
> offered dialup, that she has. I've contacted the old host, and they
> claim that all DNS information was taken off their servers when the
> site was transferred. Any clues? I think the old host was recently
> bought out, so it may eventually solve itself.
>
> Second question, somewhat related: A different client on a different
> host can't view the Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat graphic on his
> main page (http://www.tnect.org), but I can. I've told him to reload,
> and maybe he needs to empty his internet cache as well. Another client's
>
> whole site didn't come up, but it did for me. Are these kinds of things
> host-related, site-related, browser related, or user-related? I use
> Netscape 4.76, the others as far as I know use some flavor of IE. I
> should mention that these clients didn't have any problems until today.
>
> Thanks for any ideas you may have.
>
> Barbara Money
> The Essential Image
>
>
>
>

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