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I have this website owner that wants me to optimize and maybe re-size the images on her website. http://chinaishihtzu.com/index.htmlI don’t have access to the host server yet but was checking out the site and the code source. It was apparently built using Frontpage 4.0.

This is a code snippet for one of the images, so where on the server would I find the images? I don’t understand all these percentage signs in the code? Plus if I drag and drop this image into Photoshop its not suede.jpg as indicated in the code, its nOoxOg85.bmp and its 12.2MB?
<img width=“290” height=“385” border=“0” alt=“Sheba is a very life like soft sculpture made by Tammy Hendricks” src=“sheba%20in%20her%20new%20home%20suede.jpg”>

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I’m just trying too figure out the best way to optimize the images.

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src=“sheba%20in%20her%20new%20home%20suede.jpg”

so the image is in the same folder as the web page with a file name of

“sheba in her new home suede.jpg”

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Could you explain a little more or show me an example of the file path?
Is this the whole name of the file image file? “sheba in her new home suede.jpg” and its in an Unnamed folder probably / or home or what ever the top level is?

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The image is in the root directory of the website. So it’s not in a directory.

The complete URL is:


http://chinaishihtzu.com/sheba%20in%20her%20new%20home%20suede.jpg

The thing is that there are spaces in the filename of the image but spaces are not allowed in URLs. In URLs you can use %20, which is used as a space. It’s actually a space URL-encoded.

PS. There is no such thing as an unnamed directory

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%20 is a space.
And like felgall already explained, the images is stored in the same folder as the web page. Not in a Unnamed folder (whatever that may be).

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Thanks that explained it well.
I see now says the blind man:)