Image name pop-up in internet explorer.

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Hello,
How can I stop the name of the image from being displayed in internet explorer?
I don't want this to happen on every image in my help file
Thanks,
Stephen

Hello again
Okay, I am at a loss to explain exactly *WHY* RoboHelp is populating the tag with the file name, but I am seeing it on my end as well. I've tried generating with nearly every conceivable option enabled and disabled and it seems to insist on populating the tag with the file name. Go figure.
I did seem to have come up with a reasonably simple workaround though.
Use the built in Multi-File Find and replace utility to find all occurrences of alt="" and replace with alt=" ". Note the space between the quotes. It seems that if a space exists in the tag between the quotes that RoboHelp leaves it as is during the generation process.
I would also strongly encourage you to report the behavior as a bug via the bug report. (link to that is in my sig)
Cheers... Rick
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