Head First HTML with CSS

Resizing the image, continued...
After you’ve selected the “Save for Web” menu option, you should see the
dialog box below; let’s get acquainted with it before we use it.
This dialog lets you do all kinds of interesting things. For
now, we’re going to focus on how to use it to resize and save
images in JPEG format for Web pages.
adding images to your web pages
Here’s where you choose the format to
save your file. Currently it’s set to save
as GIF; we’re going to change this to
JPEG in a couple of pages...
This split window shows you your original image on the left, and the image
in the format you’re saving it for the Web on the right. Currently this is
showing “GIF” format; we’ll be changing this to JPEG in an upcoming step.
Here’s the
current size
of the image:
1200 pixels by
800 pixels.
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