Adobe photoshop cs2 사용자 설명서
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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2
User Guide
2. Define variables in the graphic.
Variables specify the parts of the image that change. (See “About variables” on page 748 and “To define variables” on
page 749.)
page 749.)
3. Create or import the data sets.
You can create the data sets in the template, or import them from a text file. (See “To define a data set” on page 750
and “Importing data sets from external files” on page 752.)
and “Importing data sets from external files” on page 752.)
4. Preview the document with each data set.
To see how your final graphics will look, you can preview before you export all the files. (See “To preview or apply a
data set” on page 751.)
data set” on page 751.)
5. Generate your graphics by exporting them with the data.
In Photoshop you can export them as Photoshop (PSD) files. In ImageReady, you can also export optimized GIF and
JPEG files or SWF files. (See “To generate graphics using data sets” on page 751.)
JPEG files or SWF files. (See “To generate graphics using data sets” on page 751.)
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Creating different versions of an image using variables
A. Source file template B. User defines layers as variables. C. Different versions of the image can be created, each with a different variable
data set.
A. Source file template B. User defines layers as variables. C. Different versions of the image can be created, each with a different variable
data set.
About variables
You use variables to define which elements in a template change. You can define three types of variables. Visibility
variables show or hide the content of a layer. Pixel Replacement variables replace the pixels in the layer with pixels
from another image file. Text Replacement variables replace a string of text in a type layer.
variables show or hide the content of a layer. Pixel Replacement variables replace the pixels in the layer with pixels
from another image file. Text Replacement variables replace a string of text in a type layer.
Note: GoLive recognizes all text and visibility variables, but not Pixel Replacement variables.