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User Guide
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To duplicate a slice using the Web Content palette (ImageReady)
1
Select a slice in the Web Content palette.
2
Choose Slices > Duplicate Slice or Duplicate Slice from the Web Content palette menu.
3
In the Duplicate Slice dialog box, select from the following options:
Duplicate Rollover States
Maintains any rollover states associated with the original slice.
Duplicate Layers For Layer-Based Slices
Duplicates a layer associated with a layer-based slice.
4
From the position menu, choose an option for the position of the duplicate slice. The duplicate slice will adjoin
the original slice in the position indicated. If the duplicate slice extends beyond the edge of the document, it will be
truncated.
truncated.
5
Click OK.
To copy and paste a slice (ImageReady)
1
Select one or more slices with the Slice Select tool.
2
Choose Copy Slice from the Edit menu.
3
If you want to paste the slice into another image, open and display that image.
4
Choose Paste Slice from the Edit menu. If you copy and paste in the same image, the pasted slice appears on top
of the original.
The Copy Slice and Paste Slice commands have the same keyboard shortcuts as the regular Copy and Paste
commands.
commands.
To combine slices (ImageReady)
In ImageReady, you can combine two or more slices into a single slice. ImageReady determines the dimensions and
position of the resulting slice from the rectangle created by joining the outer edges of the combined slices. If the
combined slices are not adjacent or have different proportions or alignments, the newly combined slice may overlap
other slices.
position of the resulting slice from the rectangle created by joining the outer edges of the combined slices. If the
combined slices are not adjacent or have different proportions or alignments, the newly combined slice may overlap
other slices.
The combined slice takes the optimization settings of the first slice in the series of slices you select before choosing
the Combine Slices command. A combined slice is always a user slice, regardless of whether the original slices
include auto slices.
the Combine Slices command. A combined slice is always a user slice, regardless of whether the original slices
include auto slices.
Note: You cannot combine layer-based slices.
1
Select two or more slices.
2
Choose Slices > Combine Slices.
To change the stacking order of slices
When slices overlap, the last slice you create is the top slice in the stacking order. You can change the stacking order
to gain access to underlying slices. You can specify which slice is on the top and bottom of the stack and move slices
up or down in the stacking order.
to gain access to underlying slices. You can specify which slice is on the top and bottom of the stack and move slices
up or down in the stacking order.