RE: [Rbmake-users] My Local Images are not transferring

[Brian Kimsey-H. <ki...@mp...>]

Wayne,

Thanks, for the help to following are to commands I am using

For the local web page I constructed I used

rbmake -pfyi -oMatthew "C:\My Documents\ebooks\greek bible\Matthew.htm"

  the images are located in a C:\My Documents\ebooks\greek bible\Matthew.htm\Matthew 1_files
  I have tried referencing the images by the C: path and relative path (/Mathew1_files/image.gif), neither work.
  however both work fine in IE 5.5

For the URL I used the command

rbmake -pfyi -oMatthewH http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~fisher/cgi-bin/gnt?id=0101

here I get this message when I select the [Image] link on my Rocket eBook after I load the page:

Usage error! (bad coordinates)

Sorry, your browser has supplied incorrect
values to the GNT program.

If you are using Netscape on a
Macintosh, this is a Known Bug in your
browser:  please try a different computer

If you cam here via a search engine,
blame the search engine, and try the
link below

The Greek New Testament home page is
here.

In any case I hope that gives you a better picture of what I have tried.
Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Brian

-----Original Message-----
From:	Wayne Davison [SMTP:wa...@us...]
Sent:	Sunday, February 10, 2002 2:51 PM
To:	ki...@mp...
Cc:	rbm...@li...
Subject:	Re: [Rbmake-users] My Local Images are not transferring

On Fri, 8 Feb 2002 ki...@mp... wrote:
> But, when I go to open it non of the images appear.

You don't mention what command you're typing.  If you want images to be
included in a book, you need to specify the -i option.

Also, when you were trying to slurp the pages from the web, you need to
ensure that you have link-following turned on (such as -fy or -f8), and
you need to ensure that the links are in an "included" part of the site.
For instance, starting the command at http://www.foo.com/bar/index.html
will follow any links below www.foo.com/bar/, but will not follow links
to www.foo.com/zap/. You can enable link following to anywhere you like
by using the -m (or -M) option.  For instance, if you start at the same
"bar" index page above and give the option "-m http://www.foo.com/baz/"
it will include pages from either spot (or you could omit the "baz/" to
include pages from anywhere on the site).

..wayne..


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