I have several website's that I have designed with PSPX2 and for some reason I can't figure out how to convert it into HTML code?
I do know alot about the code and can convert tables into a decent site but I would like to take the layouts I have designed and convert the image's into a website.

I hope I'm specific enough. *smiles*

Thanks
Mary

PSP makes bitmap graphics.  If you have used it to make whole pages--images and text, too--your PSP images will almost surely be much too large in file size to put on the web.  They will take forever to load, and visitors will get tired of waiting and leave the page.  HTML makes web pages, text plus images.  The text is really economical--doesn't use many KBs--and the images are embedded in the HTML code with img src tags.  So, use p and /p for your text, and img src="graphic1.jpg" width="250" height="350" alt="picture of a flower" (for example) for your images.  You can format the page with tables if you want.  Use the JPG Optimizer in PSP to make JPG versions of your photographic PSPIMAGEs that are small in file size; a compression ratio of 10 will be good, though if you really care about image quality 6 is better and if you need a very small file size use a larger number than 10. Use the PNG Optimizer for graphics that are not photos.

I'm still a little confused? I know how to add images into my html code but when I add my whole layout image it does not cover the whole page?
And if I'am correct I dont want to do that anyway because the graphic is to big?

What I would like to do is use the whole layout image as a webpage. How do I do this?

What you are making is not a web page (in PSP) but a graphic. So use the code for img src= and include the graphic name, width, height, and alt tag to include the image in your page, even if the image is the entire page.

Even  if you are working with the table the image slicer gives you, it still has to be placed between the opening and closing body tags.

Pete, Thank You much for the information. *smiles*

Mary

If you look to php tutorial you will see that in HTML
FORM - With the help of the following elements you can create questionnaires and different fields for text inputting with the possibility of subsequent sending the submitted forms to your server.
Elements for form creating:
FORM - creates a form
TEXTAREA - creates a field for inputting a few lines of text
SELECT - creates a menu
OPTION - Creates a separate items of the menu (see SELECT)
INPUT - creates a field in the form
FORM - is used to create a form. It should be the presence of initial and ending tags. Inside the FORM element the use of the majority of HTML-elements is allowed.
NAME - defines the name of the form, unique to this document. Used if there is a few forms in the document.
ACTION - a required attribute. Specifies the URL for sending the form content - the path to the script of the server that acts in current form.
METHOD - defines the way to send the contents of the form. Possible values are GET (default) and POST.
ENCTYPE - defines the method of coding the contents of the form when you send. The default is "application / x-www-form-urlencoded".
TARGET - defines the name of the window, which returns a result of a submitted form. Possible values: _self, _parent, _top, _blank, or clearly specified the name of the window.