Where to upload images for use on my page?

Hi,
Where should I upload my images so I can use them in a HTML portlet?
CU
Jerome
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Hi,
I have made a new folder in Apache Data and
made it avialable for image storage
Thank you;
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I have a Pages document that always shows a font missing error when opened. Is there any way to find where that font is supposedly used? Alternatively, if I install the font, the message doesn't appear — I assume that means that the font was found. Is there a way to find where that font is used in the document?

Hi Bob.
For the present, at least, it's going to involve a visual inspection.
When you open the document, you can select a specific font in the Document Warning window, and replace it with another, using the Replace Font pop-up at the bottom of the window.
Choose a font that will be easy to spot, such as Wingdings, used below to replace Cambria:
At this point, you could replace the occurrences individually with a suitable font, or press command-Z to undo the replacement, or discard the Pages version of the document and open the original a second time to produce a new Pages document.
For the future, you use Provide Pages Feedback. in the Application menu (in Pages, the "Pages" menu) to send a feature request to Apple. The link will also take you to the Feedback page.
Regards,
Barry

Different background images for 1st / all other pages

Hello
I'm trying to set up my templates. Basically not a problem, except for the graphics-part:
Page 1 of my letters should have a specific background image, while all following pages need a different one.
Is this possible?
thanks much in advance!
david

See Letterhead and follower sets:
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Peter

Does anyone know where I can get some images for use with Titler Pro 3?

I am really just trying to get some effects like honeycomb or different color washes for reflections. Maybe explosions. They are all put to use from a image if I am not mistaken, new to Titler Pro 3.

That is not an Adobe program... ask the company that sells that program... NewBlueFX | Best-selling, easy-to-use video editing plugins

Uploading images for a mySQL / PHP database

Hopefully this can be done - I'm working on a site that uses
a simple mySQL database, where the records include an image.
I have the form to add records, including the field
containing the file name - but is it also possible to upload the
actual file using the same form to their folder, or does that need
to be done separately using FTP software?
The idea is for my client to be able to as easily as possible
add / delete / edit records himself, so clearly getting the actual
images uploaded at the same point he adds records to the database
would be great if that's possible.
Cheers,
Iain

The PHP.NET site really covers it in considerable detail.
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> Iain71 wrote:
>> Cheers for that - not sure exactly what I need to do
tho'
>
> I'm sure there are plenty of online tutorials if you
Google for them. I
> also cover file uploads in my new book, PHP Solutions.
It's not
> particularly difficult, but there are quite a few steps,
and you need to
> be aware of security considerations.
>
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Where to post images for critique

Can someone please tell me where I can have my images critiqued? I'm new and need some guidance. Thanks.

You post a link to the picture, on your web site, in the forum for the program you are using
You will likely get better program help in a program forum
The Cloud forum is not about using individual programs
The Cloud forum is about the Cloud as a delivery & install process
If you will start at the Forums Index https://forums.adobe.com/welcome
You will be able to select a forum for the specific Adobe product(s) you use
Click the "down arrow" symbol on the right (where it says All communities) to open the drop down list and scroll

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