Image Not Created by Xatshow.

Thanks, Sandra. I'm keeping my fingers crossed. I really enjoy the web sh
ows, but these pesky problems are quite frustrating.

Welopez
www.jbmailroom.com

Hi
I use the same two things and have not had that problem at all with Xat but
am sure Chris or someone will be along to try to help you with it. Sandy

Okay, last week I could see only a black screen in the slide show,
with the error message "Image not created by Xatshow." Of course,
the images were created with Xatshow, so I do not understand this
error. Finally, by renaming the images using a simple 01.jpg,
02.jpg, etc, I created a new slide show and uploaded and everything
worked fine. I sent the URL to many of my chums and they liked the
slide show, except one chum (using Win XP and IEX 6.0) said she only
received the black screen. I also use Win XP and IEX 6.0.

This week I went back to the site, lo and behold, I am only
receiving the black screen again! Although the web show worked last
week, it does not work this week. What the $%^#@ is going on?

wrote:
> Did you upload each individual picture?
> robin
>

Intense aggravation! :-( Because the web show will not display, I
deleted all the files on my server, then created the web show again
and uploaded all files via FTP. Still the same error
message, "Image not created by Xatshow." Okay, since it doesn't
work, delete everything again.

Create same web show a fourth (fifth?) time and upload using Front
Page. Same error. "Image not created by Xatshow." I'm beginning
to think the XatshowApplet does not recognize the files created by
Xatshow.

I have two of these web pages posted last week, and they both worked
fine. Why did they stop working?
www.jbmailroom.com/lun-boots/
www.jbmailroom.com/webit/

I'm open to suggestions.

> Thanks, Sandra. I'm keeping my fingers crossed. I really enjoy
the web shows, but these pesky problems are quite frustrating.
>
> Welopez
> www.jbmailroom.com
> http://welopez.mystarband.net/

Could the problem be in browser settings? The images display
perfectly when viewed on my desktop, but do not display when I log
onto the web page online. Tuesday I was over at my library and
logged onto both web pages; the slide shows displayed perfectly. I
simply cannot view online images on my computer. I have tried with
the firewall ON, and with it OFF, still no changes.

> Okay, last week I could see only a black screen in the slide show,
> with the error message "Image not created by Xatshow." Of course,
> the images were created with Xatshow, so I do not understand this
> error. Finally, by renaming the images using a simple 01.jpg,
> 02.jpg, etc, I created a new slide show and uploaded and
everything
> worked fine. I sent the URL to many of my chums and they liked
the
> slide show, except one chum (using Win XP and IEX 6.0) said she
only
> received the black screen. I also use Win XP and IEX 6.0.
>
> This week I went back to the site, lo and behold, I am only
> receiving the black screen again! Although the web show worked
last
> week, it does not work this week. What the $%^#@ is going on?
>
> --- In xatshow@ , "robin" <robin.l.garrison@ >
> wrote:
> > Did you upload each individual picture?
> > robin
> >

Okay, it has to be the updated security settings in Internet
Explorer 6.0. I have a second computer networked to my satellite
modem, and the images on my web pages as well as the
Xatshow/screensaver_maker/ display perfectly. The second computer
uses Win XP but has not of the windows updates applied.

The gateway computer is updated with all Windows security patches,
and DirectX 9.0, but will not display the web shows. All I get is a
black square and the error message, "Image not created by Xatshow."
(A bald-faced lie!)

I guess everything is find if you don't mind creating and uploading
web shows on one computer, then going to a second to view the web
show. Did I mention that each web show previews perfectly when
viewed from my hard drive, but not when viewed from the web.

Bummer! :-( I remain open to suggestions.

Okay, it has to be the updated security settings in Internet
Explorer 6.0. I have a second computer networked to my satellite
modem. The images on my web pages as well as
www.Xatshow/screensaver_maker/index.html display perfectly on the
second computer. The second computer uses Win XP but has none of
the windows updates applied.

The gateway computer is updated with all Windows security patches,
and DirectX 9.0, but will not display the web shows. All I get is a
black square and the error message, "Image not created by Xatshow."
(A bald-faced lie!)

I guess everything is fine if you don't mind creating and uploading
web shows on one computer, then going to a second to view the web
show. Did I mention each web show previews perfectly when viewed
from my hard drive, but not when viewed from the web?

Bummer! :-( I remain open to suggestions.

Problem solved! ;-) Evidently, due to the litigation between Sun
Microsystems and Microsoft, my new computer was shipped with the MS
Virtual Java Machine installed, which would not display the Xatshow
applet. By going to the Sun website and downloading their free
Virtual Java Machine, all my web shows work perfectly, including the
Xatshow home page with the two small images!

> Okay, it has to be the updated security settings in Internet
> Explorer 6.0. I have a second computer networked to my satellite
> modem. The images on my web pages as well as
> www.Xatshow/screensaver_maker/index.html display perfectly on the
> second computer. The second computer uses Win XP but has none of
> the windows updates applied.
>
> The gateway computer is updated with all Windows security patches,
> and DirectX 9.0, but will not display the web shows. All I get is
a
> black square and the error message, "Image not created by
Xatshow."
> (A bald-faced lie!)
>
> I guess everything is fine if you don't mind creating and
uploading
> web shows on one computer, then going to a second to view the web
> show. Did I mention each web show previews perfectly when viewed
> from my hard drive, but not when viewed from the web?
>
> Bummer! :-( I remain open to suggestions.