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Chapter 7: Working with Images and
Graphic Elements
Adobe® Contribute® CS3 makes it easy for you to edit, add, or delete images on your web pages. You can add Adobe®
Flash® Player 9 movies (FLV files) as easily as you add an image to a page. Now you can also add enclosures (audio
and video files) to your blog. You can use Contribute to add PayPal buttons for completing e-commerce transactions
through your web page. You can insert rich media images, Flash files, and videos directly from the Internet into
Contribute pages.
Contribute supports the following file formats:
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.gif, .jfif, .jpe, .jpeg, .jpg, and .png
Image files
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.swf
Flash files
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.avi, .flv, .mp4, .mpeg, .mpg, .mov, .qt, and .wmv
Video files
For information about making an image a hypertext link (also known as a link), see "Creating text and image links"
on page 133.
This chapter contains the following sections:
• "About inserting images and buttons" on page 99
• "Adding an image to a page" on page 101
• "Inserting shared assets into a web page" on page 103
• "Changing image properties" on page 104
• "Changing an image's position or orientation" on page 105
• "Editing an image in Contribute" on page 106
• "Editing an image in an external application" on page 109
• "Inserting Flash content into your web page" on page 110
• "Inserting a video on to your web page" on page 111
• "Changing a video's position or orientation" on page 112
• "Adding enclosures to your blog" on page 113
• "Adding and deleting a horizontal rule" on page 116
• "Inserting PayPal e-commerce buttons" on page 117
About inserting images and buttons
There are special considerations when you insert images and PayPal buttons on a web page.
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