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If I understand you correctly, you have a large bitmap that you want to slice up and place on a webpage, correct?
If so, what you'll want to do is create guidelines in your file that form a grid as to how you'd like it to be cut up.
Then I always save the file with a new name because you have to flatten the file (no objects/layers) for this to work.. in the flat file, open up your scripts and choose the imagecutter script. You tell it where you want the file placed, what format you want the sliced images to be in, whether or not you need "cells" to be merged together, and whether or not you want an HTML page created for you.
Then just run the script and it's all done for you in a matter of seconds.
If so, what you'll want to do is create guidelines in your file that form a grid as to how you'd like it to be cut up.
Then I always save the file with a new name because you have to flatten the file (no objects/layers) for this to work.. in the flat file, open up your scripts and choose the imagecutter script. You tell it where you want the file placed, what format you want the sliced images to be in, whether or not you need "cells" to be merged together, and whether or not you want an HTML page created for you.
Then just run the script and it's all done for you in a matter of seconds.
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