Liz,
I don't think this is an Apache issue unless you have not set the
mime/types correctly for image formats.
I think it may be a web browser issue, or a third party software issue
blocking your .tif image files.
What web browser are you using.
Please provide a URL to one of your image files on a web host.
Michael
Liz Kim replied On 3/18/2008 7:27 PM
I have a very simple html file which includes two images:
<img src="images/1.jpg">
<img src="images/2.tif">
The path to the files are correct and I can view both the files on my
browser by directly
going to the src path. However, when this html file is viewed, the
tif file appears broken.
Any ideas? Do I have to enable some setting to be able to render tif
formats when embedded
into a file?
I can easily convert this to a different format, but I need to have a
tif file showing on this page.
Any ideas?
Thank u
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