I've made a website for a restaurant/art gallery, and I've used Dreamweaver's
Image Viewer to make a slide show of images that a photographer sent me
(http://lamatatinta.com/Sub-pages/Espacio_de_arte.html) for the current show in
the gallery.

For reasons that are known to me, when some (but not all) of the images appear
in the slide show, they've got a link that goes to Adobe.com.

In the Flash element pull-down, there's nothing in imageLinks; and I've tried
using Photoshop to re-save one of the problematic images with a new name, but
the links remain.

How can I prevent this from happening? I'd appreciate any suggestions from
people who know more about Dreamweaver's Image Viewer than I do--which is, I'm
sure, a lot of people on this forum!

Thanks,

Richard

Hi Richard
I have encountered exactly the same problem. I have 3 images in the viewer and
if I only include 1 imagelink back to the same page (which is the best solution
I have been able to come up with so far) the hyperlink only appears with the
first image and clicking on it means the viewer does at least stay on the same
page. If I remove this from the imagelink box it returns to the default of all
3 images hyperlinking to adobe.com. I have tried everything to get rid of the
hyperlink, and can see nothing in the code to indicate why this is happening.
Can anyone out there help?

Thanks

Fiona:confused;

I used image viewer to display 15 pictures and found that entering 15 imagelinks (to elsewhere on my site) got rid of the adobe link entirely. Hope that works.