Drop-Down Hot Spot Images

Hi,
When I generate a SSL Print out of topics that use Drop-down
Hot Spots with images in them, the images print out. I do not want
them to print out. I have tried the Advanced Options and unchecked
"Include drop-down text" and they still print.
If there isn't a easy way to stop them from printing, is
there a way to stop the text from getting messed up by wraping to
the right of the image, it would be better to have it start at the
bottom.

You could try adding a conditional build tag against them and
excluding this from your printed output single source layout. I
haven't tried this so can't say it would work for definite but it's
worth a go.

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margin-bottom:auto;
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Hot spots pushing image down

This is probably a noob question but when I inset hot spots
into an image it pushes the image that is placed directly next to
it down to the next line. I'm not sure why it is doing this and is
there anyway to have hot spots and not bump the image down below
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> This is probably a noob question but when I inset hot
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Using Roll Over Images for Hots Spots in DW CS 5

Ok I had this sort of working .. but
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What email program are you using? And what do you mean by "Safari mail"?

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Hi All,
How can I display images in drop down.
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please reply soon.
anser please
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I have not found html forum..That's just incredible.
where can i find it ?Sorry, I'm still recovering from that remark.
please reply soonEvery time you end a post with this, or "urgent" or other such keywords, the forum automatically introduces a 5 minute delay so that will actually make the whole process slower (not faster).

My 27 inch imac has just started acting weird, the thumbnail images and folder on the desktop have disappeared although the titles are still visible. When I open a programme the programme windows are all black and the drop down menus just show random

When I tried to open the web browser the browser flashed black and white at start up, then all the applications when i open a new window are completely black, I am unable to view the drop down menus as the come out as random pixels. This happens to all new applications i have been able to open. The document window opens as plain white but if you click on it it opens a document even though you cant see any thumb nails. Some of the documents are open as normal images/files. Having been a mac user for 10 years i have never seen anything like this before, any ideas or suggestions

I have started running a virus check.
There are no viruses for OSX. Uninstall the software, repair permissions and restart your computer. Especially if it's Norton's. It's known to cause problems.
To rule out a hardware problem, run the hardware test: http://support.apple.com/kb/PH11342 OS X Mountain Lion: Use Apple Hardware Test and zapp the PRAM: http://support.apple.com/kb/PH11342 OS X Mountain Lion: Use Apple Hardware Test.
In the end you may need to lug your iMac down to your local AASP or an AS. Diagnostic testing is FREE!
i have had a mac in fact it is 17 years.
You got me beat by 3 yrs.

How do you "image correction" in PREVIEW in a macbook pro? I have an iBook G4 that gives it as an option in the tools drop down window.

how do you "image correction" in PREVIEW in a macbook pro? I have an iBook G4 that gives it as an option in the tools drop down window.

From preview:
Tools-> Adjust Color-> Auto Levels
Or you can import the image into iPhoto:
Edit-> Enhance

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