My only suggestion, John, is that the images are not where you think you put
them - no, I'm not being flippant (for once?), in my experience it's easy
enough to upload them to a directory other than the one you intended, and
not where the website html page is expecting to find them.
Piers
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From: John Hudson [mailto:OM4T@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: 05 February 2010 14:39
To: Olympus Camera Discussion
Subject: [OM] invisible images
Here's an odd ball question.
Is there any feature in Photoshop [I use CS4] that can be invoked when
creating an FTP uploadable image [say a JPEG] that would make the image
invisible to an FTP program search of the host's server ?
I have uploaded several JPEG images to a web host's server and these are
viewable using the images' exact URLs.
However, when I use CuteFTP and FileZilla to identify their existence on the
host's server they are nowhere to be seen.
What's more, the hosting company's help desk tells me that they cannot
locate the images when using their own FTP facilities.
I clear out my temporary internet files, memory caches, etc all the time so
I do not have an access from a memory cache issue.
Any ideas anyone ?
John Hudson
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