IWeb 08 - publishing images as .jpg instead of .png? is that possible?

Dear all,
I have created a website and it recently gone too big.
I notice the .png files is getting too huge and it would be much smaller if it is in .jpg (due to the background images).
Could any1 advise me if there is a setting option to publish the images to a .jpg or .gif?
Thanks!

Are these background images part of a theme or ones that you have added yourself?

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param(
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1. "Really low resolution" - be careful what you're saying here. An image 60 pixels by 60 pixels at 72 dpi and an image 2000 by 2000 pixels at 72 dpi have IDENTICAL RESOLUTIONS - i.e. 72dpi. It's just the dimensions which are different. High resolution means anything toward 300 dpi whatever the dimensions of the image. I bet if you look at the images you say are "really low resolution" you'll see that they are 72 dpi (iWeb does that automatically) but that the image size is really small. The pixelised effect is because iWeb is taking an image smaller than the size reproduced on the page. I think I know why.
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IWeb 08 - publishing images as .jpg instead of .png? is that possible?

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