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Setting a Web Page’s Media Frame to Download its Original Image File If a Media Frame contains a PDF document, clicking the Media Frame in the web page starts a download of the original PDF document. If a Media Frame contains another type of image file, such as a PNG (Portable Network Graphics) or JPEG, clicking the Media Frame in the web page does nothing. You can change this behavior in the HTML Export Options sheet.
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 | Control-click a Media Frame to show its contextual menu, then choose HTML Export Options....
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 | With the HTML Export Options sheet you can specify what happens when the user clicks the Media Frame’s image in the web page.
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Set the action that should occur when a user clicks the Media Frame in the web page ➊.
For JPEG images you can control the Media Frame image’s file size by setting its compression factor ➋.
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 | When a Media Frame contains a JPEG image, its web page image is also a JPEG. The JPEG compression setting in the HTML Export Options sheet lets you set the amount of compression applied to the Media Frame’s web page image. Increasing the compression generates a smaller file, but can also make the image grainy. The Media Frame image compression setting does not affect the original JPEG document.
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