Can I insert an html file as an image into an HTML page?

The site I'm working on (www.ngospen.com) has PNGs for background art - 10 - 15 kb per image. As the site is intended for settings with low bandwidth, I'd like these background images to be as small as possible.
When saving for the web, one of the options is Save As HTML file. When I open the file, the artwork appears the same as the PNG (no lost resolution), but it is a much smaller file size (1 - 2 KB).
Is it possible to insert these HTML files into my HTML pages?
Thanks!
Ken D
Creative Director
Grateful Creative

Are you meaning that you work with fireworks?
If so the html and the images you export are flattened images (slices), you have to put those images directly into your html page.
If you want to save the file (fireworks) as a flattened image you could also goto save as -> flattened png.
If you save your image from fireworks just as png it contains the layer information etc. etc. from fireworks, that's why you should save them as flattened png, or just export the slices.
http://www.dreamweaverfan.nl

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I have a couple of queries.
1.Any client side javascript can fetch the source of a html file and can be saved as another file in a client drive?
2.Using PLSQL, i generated the html pages using htp procedure calls. Is there any way to save contents of the output to a specific folder. (using owa_util or utl_http packages or any other means)
Is there any way that i could do this.. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks in Advance.

> 1.Any client side javascript can fetch the source of a html file and can be saved as another file in a client drive?
No.
> 2.Using PLSQL, i generated the html pages using htp procedure calls. Is there any way to save contents of the output to a specific folder. (using owa_util or utl_http packages or any other means)
No, you cannot from PL/SQL simply write to that client's folder - unless a very complex and very insecure and very non-scalable method of dynamically mapping client folders are implemented.
This whole approach is also extremely insecure. If you can from the server push a page to a folder on a client, you can also push a binary "page" to a client folder - where this "page" is in fact a worm/virus/trojan that you simply write into the StartUp desktop folder to have it autostarted to install itself on that client.
Also - web browser automatically save the contents from a web server in their local cache. Thus the pages received are automatically saved locally. For the security reasons already mentioned, operating system and web browser treats this cache with suspicion as it could contain cached virus/worms/trojans - so the cache operates under extreme security conditions.
The correct way to handle this requirement is to state next to the URL for that HTML page that the user wants downloaded to right-click on it and to select the "SAVE URL AS" option to save it to a local folder.
Saving that page on the client is the client's responsibility and ownership - from security to simply deciding where that file must be placed on the client system.

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