scarlette_hobbs

hello,

have it running on a new Dell notebook with Vista and 2G memory and very little else on the machine

also have golive 8.0.1 running on windows XP with 1.5 G memory

in neither case can i get the computer to show thumbnail views of the website (html pages).

how do i get golive to "generage" the thumbnails. i also have all of the CS2 programs if i need them to create the thumbnails. even in the Bridge i don't see thumbnails for html files.

appreciate any help.

scarlette

jonfritz

I don't understand, do you mean the GL icon for an HTML page? (white rectangle with the blue starfish)

Or something else?

(FWIW, when you start a sentence in these forums with a lower case i, it italicizes the paragraph)

scarlette_hobbs

No, i don't mean the GL icon, i mean literally a "thumbnail" image of the webpage. With previous versions of GL i could work in, i think it was called Design View, and you could see these small images of all the web pages. In the Navigation view you could see the small images of each page and it helped to identify them. I thought it was one of the best features of GL. Here is a quote from my Adobe GoLive 5 User Guide, page 384. "To update thumbnails for all HTML files in a view:
1. Display a view whose pages you want to show as thumbnails, either a navigation view, links view, structure view, or design view.(...)
2. Make sure that items in view are set to be shown as thumbnails. (...)
3. Choose Design > Update Thumbnails. The update process will take longer if there are more pages to update."

* **This is what i want to be able to do, generate the thumbnails, but there is no Design View in Version 8 and i cannot figure another way to do this.

Again, any help is appreciated.

scarlette