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Assuming that you have sliced the image in Photoshop...
File -> Edit in ImageReady
From the Tools palette, select the Slice Select Tool (Hotkey 'O')
Click on the sliced section of the image that you want to add a link.
Access the 'Slice' palette and enter the URL.
File -> Save Optimized As... and save as type of HTML and images.
File -> Edit in ImageReady
From the Tools palette, select the Slice Select Tool (Hotkey 'O')
Click on the sliced section of the image that you want to add a link.
Access the 'Slice' palette and enter the URL.
File -> Save Optimized As... and save as type of HTML and images.
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i was able to get it sliced. and it saves it as html. when i drag into my browser. it works.
but how can i email it to people.
our website only lets me upload jpegs, etc.
unto my power link. unless there is a place to upload html. i am not sure...
but how can i email it to people.
our website only lets me upload jpegs, etc.
unto my power link. unless there is a place to upload html. i am not sure...
Kjonnnn said:
Why not? CS2 comes with ImageReady.
kentucky, if you have successfully created the HTML and images from Photoshop/ImageReady, there is nothing left to do in Photoshop. You now have a new issue regarding uploading to your web server and using your mail client. You should look to your web hosting company for assistance as each host has their own methods. There are other Tek-Tips forums that can aid you with posting HTML to your web server ( forum215 ) and using your mail program ( forum605 ).
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