Adobe illustrator 10 Manuale Utente

Select a slice, and do one of the following:

Choose Object > Slice > Duplicate Slice. 

Choose Edit > Copy. To paste the slice into another file, open the destination file, and 

then choose Edit > Paste.

1 Select the slices you want to combine. You cannot combine slices that were created 
using the Object > Slice > Make command.

2 Choose Object > Slice > Combine Slices.

The resulting slice takes its dimensions and position from the rectangle created by joining 
the outer edges of the combined slices. If the combined slices are not adjacent or are of 
different proportions or alignments, the new slice may overlap other slices.

1 Select a slice.

2 Do one of the following:

If the slice was created using the slice tool, the Object > Slice > Create from Selection 

command, or the Object > Slice > Create from Guides command, drag the slice to a new 
position in the Layers palette. (See 

Choose Object > Arrange, and then choose an option to move the slice forward or 

backward in the stacking order. (See 

.)

1 Select the slices you want to align or distribute.

2 Choose Window > Align, and click the type of alignment or distribution you want to 
apply to the slices. (See 

.) If the slices were created using the Object > Slice > Make command, the corre-

sponding artwork also moves.

Aligning slices can eliminate unneeded auto slices to generate a smaller, more efficient 
HTML file. 

Choose View > Lock Slices. 

Locking slices prevents you from making changes accidentally, such as resizing or moving. 
The Lock Slices command does not affect slices that were created using the Object > 
Slice > Make command.

Use the Layers palette to lock individual slices that were created using the slice tool, 
the Object > Slice > Create from Selection command, or the Object > Slice > Create 

from Guides command. (See