Increasing the resolution of images gradually in a Web browser

You can change the resolution of an image gradually from a lower to a higher level, making the image appear clearer when Web browsers displays the image.

1. Right-click an image and select [Edit Image]

=>The Edit Image" dialog box appears.

2. Click the [Detail Settings] button.

=>The "Edit Image" dialog box expands toward the bottom and the detail settings part is displayed. (The items displayed in the expanded part are not the same for JPEG format and GIF format files.)

3. For JPEG format, check the [Progressive JPEG] check box. For GIF format, check the [Interlace GIF] check box.

4. Click the [OK] button.

=>(If the edited image file is in the same folder containing the page being currently edited, a message confirming whether the file is to be overwritten is displayed.)

If you click [Yes], the image file is overwritten.

If you click [No], the edited image file is treated as a separate file and placed in a temporary folder. When you save the edited page, a list of files that you can copy is displayed. The image file is included in this list. If you copy here, the modified image is saved.

Click [Cancel] to cancel all modifications you have made in the "Edit Image" dialog box.

=>The image in the edit area appears with the specified quality (or with the specified number of colors).

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