Please help to convert a JPEG image to a HTML web template.?
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You can't convert a JPG image to HTML! HTML is the markup that formats the web page. If you want to include an image you should upload it to an internet site, then use HTML to link to it. If you want to copy the layout of a site which you have captured as a JPG file you will need to learn HTML, and mark up your page correctly. \n\nMuch simpler just to revisit the site, and use the "view source" option to learn how the layout was created.
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Here are some free HTML templates.\n\nhttp://www.2dwebdesign.com/index.html\n\nThis one is a low cost.\n\nhttp://www.premadewebtemplates.com/order/?ref=overture&OVRAW=free%20html%20template%20programs&OVKEY=html%20template&OVMTC=advanced\n\nI hope this helps
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You can use OmniFormat. It is a free document conversion utility which allows dynamic conversion and image manipulation of over 75 file formats including HTML, DOC, XLS, WPD, PDF, JPG, GIF, TIF, PNG, PCX, PPT, PS, TXT, Photo CD, FAX and MPEG. For a full list of supported formats please see our FAQ page.\n\nOmniFormat is here: http://www.omniformat.com/download.html
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Sorry, I don't understand.\n\nWhy would you want an image of a full size web page? It could be a huge picture if it's not the bit visible on screen. Why not save it as a web page? You could compile it into one .chm file using help software. Why not try to re-size the web-page using tiny fonts and switching off the images so it fits in one screen then take a screen-shot? Why not try searching the web for some sort of mad program that does exactly what you ask? Why not write yourself a program to do this if one doesn't exist? Try bribing someone on here to program it for you (you might have to offer more than 10 points for this though.)\n\nIt's all food for thought for you and 2 points for me, thanks.
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Open it with an image editing program, then click on File > Save as.. > and save it as .jpg either form the dropdown menu options, or type the format manually like picture.jpg and > Save
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You need to upload it onto an image host site, best one is www.photobucket.com after you sign up (they have free accounts) upload your photo and it will give you the html code you need to post it on the internet.\n\nPosting a picture straight from your computer to the net will leave a broken image for everyone except you, that's why it's best to use an image host.
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If your just starting out go to http://openwebdesign.org\nthey even have category of fun templates
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http://www.templatesbox.com/\nhttp://www.steves-templates.com/
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Use IrfanView 3.98 version. Open the file and then Save it as a .jpg file. You can also do the same in Paint program bundled with the Windows Operating System.
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type\n<img src=" ">\n\nbetween the quotes put the url of the image.
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<img src="filename.jpg">
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http://www.imagemagick.org\ntells how to convert between almost any format\nand any other.
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There should be a drop down arrow beside the box and it should let you select .jpeg otherwise just type it in following the name of your file- mytrip.jpeg.
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go to http://web-design.createafreewebsite.net/build_template.html
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go to google and type convert jpg to smp
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There are number of ways to do such things such as creating photo album in html format using third party software such as acdsee etc. You can certainly do that.\nBut for now, the easiest thing will be for you to copy your example.\n\nFirst for displaying such non frame image viewer, you usually need to use java script and the page you gave as example is done with java script. So, what you can do is to save the example page in your computer. then open with dreamweaver and just cjage their pictures with yours.\n\nTo do this you can do it using internet explorer6/7 or opera browser(which just it best).\nSay in Internet explorer, go to file>save as> choose save format as html, complete>  save.\nI mean you have to save the file with all images included, don't just choose html only or web archive format.\nNow you open the htmlfile with dreamweaver. You can the see the page in design and code view. You can delete unnecessary menus etc and only keep the photo fram and thumbnails(you called small images). Now, just replece the images with your own.\n\nIt is not a one click job for such page design and don't expect things done in clicks. spend some time on it.\n\nThe second option(of course completely different), is to use dreamweaver's built in image viewer. Insert>image viewer. it will do things like a slide show or you can perhaps set it for individual images as well. unless I try it I can't tell for sure.\nlast option is to use framed site.\n\nJust as side note, if you search online, you will find a javascript for such image viewer also. then you don't need to copy the code from the example site. i saw the code for sure many years ago but don't remember. Search for html help sites.\n\nfinally, good option for such kind of help is different online forums because you can interact with people there. In yahoo answers, its like one time answer and most people just give answers from google search etc and not much help.\nWish you best.
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Actually, Sean has you on the right track.  \n\nBut if your recipient has only e mail and no internet access, you'll have to send the JPEG images along with it.  HTML doesn't have images in it, only references.  So you have to send all the files along at the same time.  His suggestion didn't work because when files get saved into the temp directory, the names are altered (so the HTML can't pick it up).  So in order to make this work, you'll have to send the entire framework together, and have your receipient save it to their hard drive before they can view it.  \n\nAll this said, it would be easier to save it all into something like a word document and send it.  That would handle it in line in the file as a MIME type so you wouldn't have to worry about all this.  Another alternative would be to convert the entire page into a screen shot using something like ScreenPrint32 and just send a single JPEG of the whole page.