Images on my web site

created a web site (http://bougainvillas.com) using iweb. it's my first time with iweb. have problems with size of images. example: inserted a jpg. image 35 KB, after publishing site it turned to png image with 340 KB. site takes ages to download with poor speed. what can i do???

I think the confusion is in the language used.
Pixels per inch versus dot per inch.
Compound by confusion about screen resolution.
I use 1024X768 as my display resolution (size of any window). Switch to a lower resolution and the same file will now be larger (on the display).
My understanding was that OS X uses 72 and PC's use 96. I don't know about the newer models from Intel.
If they are indeed larger (110) like the new iPhone will be 160 then things will appear much "sharper" because more data is squeezed into an "inch".
DPI is really a printing term. More dots in a smaller area allow better quality printing.
A 1024x768 display resolution should show the same file at the same size on any machine. Without testing side by side I don't have any proof. You'd need to put a ruler on the screen and measure.

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both are a waste of time. Fornication with a leaky condom.
Pointless and not
worth the effort. Or worse!
the obfuscation JavaScript will get the site to not be
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You would be
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can be done. The images are nothing special in almost any
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Have you done the basics? Turned off directory browsing or
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Ken let me give you a better image to work with, that one came out kinda fuzzy. If you can fix this one I can resize it to fit the images or either side of it.thanks!JD Date: Sun, 23 Dec 2012 11:18:43 -0700
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adobe_help_me posted in macromedia.dreamweaver:
> How do I Track my images when someone else puts them on
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> site and claims that they have done that work I know how
to
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