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How to creat link in imageready image and insert the code in html documentCreating Links In ImagesOw to creat link in imageready image and insert the code in html document, please help-question by RagsKeywords: how to hyperlink the image in adobe photoshop

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can I make the links open in the same screen?Creating Links In Images

I don't think my title makes much sense so let me explain. I am creating a new website from scratch, never having done so before. I have most of it working but one page has me stumped. Your slicing is exactly what I want to do BUT...

On my page I have a large photo on the left. To the right of it I want, lets say 16 or maybe 20 small images. The idea is for me to make each of those small images into a button. When you press one of them, a large version of that image shows up on the left.

Any idea how I would do that? Or with slices, does the link have to go to an entirely new page? I'd appreciate an email but I'll check back here too.

Thanks

Rick

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can I save my it as a gif file or a jpeg?Creating Links In Images

I was able to follow the instruction from above up to where it says "That's all! The whole thing is saved as a html document" is there any way I can save it either into a gif file or a jpeg file and still accomplish the links? What I am trying to do is a e-letter, when I have the mouse on top of a particular text, all the person needs to do is click and it will lead them to a different web site is that even possible? Help, please.

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Yet Another Tutorial That Creates More QuestionsCreating Links In Images

I am using flash CS4 for the first time and I have no idea what a slice tool is, what is it? This like most tutorials is frustrating because it references a tool with no explanation as to what the tool is or where to learn about it.

 Does anyone know of a good tutorial that is written (like all should be) for a newborn baby. A good tutorial that assumes the reader knows nothing and where every reference to a tool is followed by and explanation as to what the tool is.

For example "use the slicer tool" followed by "the slicer tool is" with a good description of what it is, what it does, and where it can be found.

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Inserting the imageready file into an emailCreating Links In ImagesAfter creating these links in the photo, I need to insert the linked photo into an email, how do I do with this with out it being broken up?When I insert the photo in Outlook, the image is broken up where the slices are, is there something I am doing wrong?-question by Shelley