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Re: 20000710: Newbie Gempak question..

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  • Subject: Re: 20000710: Newbie Gempak question..
  • Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 19:57:12 -0400 (EDT)
Thanks for yor reply!  I eventually came to the same conclusion, after
some trial and error.  One piece of advice:  You may want to change the
sample script on your webpage (under 'Examples' -> 'Creating images for
WWW') to reflect this.  As it is, the gpend is outside the loop.  New
users who copy this script (like me) will run into problems with it.

Thanks again,
Dana


> You need to close off each GIF file with a gpend.  If you move your
> gpend to before the end above, it should work.  As it is now, the
> gpend is only running on the last file, that's why you only see
> that one with an image.
> 
> Don Murray
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