Photoshop 7 for Windows and Macintosh: Visual QuickStart Guide

, by Weinmann, Elaine; Lourekas, Peter

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ISBN: 9780201882841 | 0201882841
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Adobe Photoshop is one of those programs that both dazzles and dismays: You can do extraordinary things with it--as long as you don't get lost in its maze of palettes and toolbars. Luckily for you, with Photoshop 7 for Windows and Macintosh: Visual QuickStart Guide,, that needn't be a problem! If you're ready to take on image editing in Photoshop 7, this straight-ahead visual reference is the place to start.

Veteran authors Elaine Weinmann and Peter Lourekas are back with a completely revised edition of the guide that's become the standard for Photoshop instruction in classrooms, homes, and offices. Through clear, concise instructions and a multitude of screen shots, this book steps you through the basics of photo editing, manipulation, optimization, and correction. It also provides complete coverage of all that's new in version 7: native Mac OS X support, a new painting engine that facilitates wet and dry brush effects, and more--all in a task-based format that constantly reminds you of where you are in the program and what you're trying to accomplish.

The Basics

Using the Toolbox

(1)

Toolbox

(3)

Options bar

(1)

The Photoshop screen: Mac OS X

(2)

The Photoshop screen: Windows

(1)

The menus

(2)

The palettes

How to use the palettes

(1)

Create a custom workspace

(1)

Delete any or all custom workspaces

(5)

Color palette

(1)

Swatches palette

(1)

Styles palette

(1)

Navigator palette

(1)

Info palette

(1)

Layers palette

(4)

Channels palette

(1)

Paths palette

(1)

History palette

(1)

Actions palette

(1)

Character palette

(1)

Paragraph palette

(1)

Tool Presets palette

(1)

Brushes palette

(10)

Mini-glossary

(2)

Production techniques

(2)

Photoshop Color

Pixels

(1)

RGB vs. CMYK color

(1)

Channels

(1)

Image modes

(3)

The blending modes

(5)

Color management

(96)

Calibrate your monitor (Mac OS)

(2)

Calibrate your monitor (Windows)

(2)

Choose a predefined color management setting

(1)

Choose individual work space settings

(2)

Customize your color management policies

(1)

Customize your conversion options

(2)

Change or delete a document's color profile

(1)

Convert a document's color profile

(1)

Proof your colors

(2)

Startup

Launch Photoshop (Windows)

(1)

Launch Photoshop (Mac OS)

(1)

Where images come from

(1)

Scanning

(1)

Desktop scanning software basics

(1)

16-bits-per-channel mode

(1)

Scan into Photoshop

(1)

Calculate the proper resolution for a scan or for an existing image

(1)

File storage sizes of scanned images

(1)

Potential gray levels at various output resolutions and screen frequencies

(1)

Using the status bar

(3)

Find out an image's storage size

(1)

Create a new image

(1)

Opening Files

Open an image within Photoshop

(1)

Open the File Browser

(1)

The File Browser panes

(1)

View files in the File Browser

(1)

Open a file or files

(1)

Choose a sorting method for thumbnails

(1)

Create a rank for sorting images

(1)

Rename a file

(1)

Delete a file

(1)

Create a new folder

(1)

Rotate a thumbnail

(13)

Open a Photoshop image from Windows Explorer

(1)

Open a Photoshop image from the Finder (Mac OS)

(1)

Thumbnails

(1)

Open a Kodak Photo CD file

(2)

Open an EPS, PDF, or Illustrator file as a new image

(1)

Pixel paste

(1)

Place an EPS, PDF or Adobe Illustrator image into an existing Photoshop image

(1)

Saving files

Save a new image

(1)

Saving layers, vectors, and effects

(1)

Save an existing image

(1)

Revert to the last-saved version

(1)

Save a new version of an image

(1)

Navigating

Change the zoom level using the Navigator palette

(1)

Change the zoom level using the Zoom tool

(1)

Move an image in its window

(1)

Change the screen display mode

(1)

Display one image in two windows

(3)

Recolor the work canvas

(1)

Ending a work session

Close an image

(1)

Exit/quit Photoshop

(1)

Pixel Basics

Changing dimensions and resolution

Change an image's pixel dimensions for onscreen output

(1)

Change an image's dimensions for print output

(6)

Change an image's resolution

(1)

Resize an image to fit a specific width or height

(1)

Resize an image automatically

(1)

Apply the Unsharp Mask filter

(2)

Changing the Canvas

Change the canvas size

(15)

Crop an image using a marquee

(1)

Specify dimensions and resolution as you crop an image

(1)

Enlarge an image's canvas area using the Crop tool

(1)

Crop an image using the Crop command

(1)

Crop an image using the Trim command

(1)

Flip an image

(1)

Rotate an image by a preset amount

(1)

Rotate an image by specifying a number

(1)

Select

Creating selections

Select an entire layer

(1)

Create a rectangular or elliptical selection

(1)

Create a freeform selection

(1)

Create a polygonal selection

(1)

Select by color (Magic Wand)

(2)

Select using the Magnetic Lasso tool

(1)

Magnetic Lasso tool options bar

(1)

Select by color (Color Range)

100

(1)

Create a frame selection

101

(1)

Select a narrow border around a selection

101

(7)

Working with selections

Deselect a selection

102

(1)

Reselect the last selection

102

(1)

Delete a selection

102

(1)

Move a selection marquee

103

(1)

Switch the selected and unselected areas

104

(1)

Hide a selection marquee

104

(1)

Transform a selection marquee

105

(1)

Modify a selection marquee via a menu command

105

(1)

Add to a selection

106

(1)

Subtract from a selection

106

(1)

Select the intersection of two selections

106

(1)

Vignette an image

107

(1)

Mask a shape using the Extract command

108

(12)

Compositing

Moving

Move a selection's contents

111

(1)

Drag-copy a selection

112

(1)

Align a layer or layers to a selection marquee

112

(1)

Clipboard basics

113

(1)

Copying

Copy and paste a selection

114

(1)

Drag-and-drop a selection between images

115

(1)

Paste into a selection

116

(1)

Paste into a smaller image

117

(1)

Sharpening and blurring

Sharpen or blur edges

118

(1)

Using rulers and guides

Hide or show rulers

119

(1)

Change the rulers' zero origin

119

(1)

Use the Snap feature

120

(3)

Hide or show the grid

120

(1)

Create a guide

121

(1)

Place a guide at a specified location

121

(1)

Remove guides

121

(1)

Use the Measure tool

122

(1)

Cloning

Clone areas in the same image

123

(2)

Use the Pattern Stamp tool

125

(1)

Clone from image to image

126

(1)

Repair areas using the Healing Brush tool

127

(2)

Use the Patch tool

129

(4)

Feather an existing selection

131

(1)

Defringe a layer

132

(1)

Smooth a selection

132

(1)

Layers

Layers basics

133

(54)

Create a new layer

134

(1)

Turn a selection into a layer

135

(1)

Duplicate a layer in the same image

135

(1)

Hide or show layers

136

(1)

Flip a layer

137

(1)

Delete a layer

137

(1)

Rename a layer

137

(44)

Transform layers

Transform (scale, rotate, skew, distort, or apply perspective to) a layer by dragging

138

(2)

Free transform a layer

140

(1)

Transform a layer by entering numeric values

141

(1)

Managing layers

Restack a layer

142

(1)

Convert the Background into a layer

143

(1)

Convert a layer into the Background

143

(1)

Move a layer

144

(1)

Create a layer set

145

(1)

Lock a layer

145

(1)

Create a Fill layer

146

(1)

Tools and layers

147

(1)

Lock transparent pixels

147

(1)

Use all layers

148

(1)

Copy layers

Save a copy of a layer in a new file

148

(1)

Drag-and-drop a layer to another image (Layers palette)

149

(1)

Drag-and-drop a layer to another image (Move tool)

150

(1)

Copy and paste only the visible part of a layer to another image

151

(1)

Merge or flatten layers

Merge two layers together

152

(1)

Merge multiple layers

153

(1)

Flatten layers

154

(1)

History

Using the History palette

Linear and non-linear

155

(1)

Clearing the palette

156

(1)

Revert to a prior history state

157

(1)

Duplicate a state

157

(1)

Delete a state

157

(1)

Using snapshots

Create a snapshot of a history state

158

(1)

Make a snapshot become the latest state

159

(1)

Delete a snapshot

159

(1)

Create a new document from a history state or snapshot

159

(1)

Restoring and erasing

Use the History Brush tool

160

(1)

Fill a selection or a layer with a history state

161

(1)

Use the Art History Brush tool

162

(2)

Erase to history

164

(1)

Adjustments

Adjustment basics

165

(1)

Adjustment layers

Create an adjustment layer

166

(1)

Modify an adjustment layer

166

(1)

Choose blending options for an adjustment layer (or any layer)

167

(1)

Choose a different command for an existing adjustment layer

168

(1)

Merge an adjustment layer

168

(1)

Ways to use adjustment layers

169

(1)

Adjustment commands

Adjust an image using Auto Contrast

170

(1)

Equalize a layer

170

(1)

Invert lights and darks

171

(1)

Make a layer high contrast

171

(1)

Posterize

172

(1)

Adjust brightness and contrast (Brightness/Contrast)

173

(1)

Adjust brightness and contrast using Levels

174

(1)

Screen back a layer

175

(1)

Lighten using the Dodge tool or darken using the Burn tool

176

(1)

Restrict an adjustment layer's effect using a mask

177

(1)

Make a layer grayscale using the Channel Mixer

178

(1)

Choose Colors

Foreground and Background colors

179

(1)

Choose a color using the Color Picker

180

(1)

Choose a custom color

181

(2)

Choose a color using the Color palette

182

(1)

Swatches palette

Choose a color from the Swatches palette

183

(1)

Add a color to the Swatches palette

183

(1)

Rename a swatch

183

(1)

Delete a color from the Swatches palette

183

(1)

Save an edited swatches library

184

(1)

Replace or append a Swatches library

184

(3)

Load a Swatches library

184

(1)

Choose a color from an image using the Eyedropper

185

(1)

Copy a color as a hexadecimal value

186

(1)

Recolor

Adjustment basics

187

(220)

Fill a selection or a layer with a color, a pattern, or imagery

189

(2)

Apply a stroke to a selection or a layer

191

(1)

Adjust a color image using Hue/Saturation

192

(2)

Place color samplers on an image

194

(1)

Move a color sampler

195

(1)

Using the Info palette with the Color Sampler tool

195

(1)

Remove a color sampler

195

(1)

Replace colors

196

(1)

Convert a layer or the Background to grayscale

197

(1)

Colorize or color correct using Color Balance

198

(1)

Adjust color using thumbnail Variations

199

(1)

Saturate or desaturate colors using the Sponge tool

200

(1)

Heighten color or silhouette color areas on black

201

(1)

Levels and Curves

Adjust individual color channels using Levels

202

(1)

Apply Auto Color Correction options

203

(8)

Adjust color or values using the Curves command

204

(2)

Convert a color layer to grayscale and selectively restore its color

206

(1)

Spot color channels

Create a spot color channel

207

(1)

Paint on a spot color channel

208

(1)

Spot color channel basics

208

(1)

Printing spot color channels

209

(1)

Convert an alpha channel into a spot color channel

210

(1)

Paint

Brush tool

Use the Brush tool

211

(1)

Temporarily change the diameter of a brush preset

212

(1)

Brushes palette

Use the Brushes palette

213

(1)

Edit a brush preset

214

(4)

Choose Variation options

218

(2)

Save brush presets in a new library

220

(1)

Load a brush library

221

(1)

Restore the default brushes

221

(1)

Customizing brushes

Make a brush into a tool preset

222

(1)

Save the tool presets to a library

222

(1)

Create a new brush based on an existing brush

223

(1)

Create a brush from an image

223

(1)

Delete a brush

224

(19)

Other painting tools

Smudge colors

225

(1)

Fill an area using the Paint Bucket

226

(1)

Erase part of a layer

227

(1)

Use the Background Eraser tool

228

(2)

Use the Magic Eraser tool

230

(1)

Auto erase

231

(1)

Apply tints to a grayscale image

232

(1)

Gradients

Apply a gradient as a fill layer

233

(2)

Apply a gradient using the Gradient tool

235

(1)

Create or edit a gradient preset

236

(2)

Save the current gradients to a file

238

(1)

Use alternate gradient libraries

238

(1)

Restore the default gradients

239

(1)

Change the opacity of gradient colors

239

(1)

Create a multicolor wash

240

(1)

Apply a gradient map to a layer

241

(2)

More Layers

Layer opacity

Change a layer's opacity or fill

243

(17)

Layer effects

Applying layer effects

244

(1)

Remove an individual layer effect

245

(1)

Apply the Drop Shadow or Inner Shadow effect

246

(1)

Transform a Drop Shadow effect

247

(1)

Create a drop shadow without using an effect

248

(1)

Apply an Outer or Inner Glow effect

248

(2)

Apply the Bevel or Emboss effect

250

(2)

Change the profile of a contour

252

(1)

Apply the Satin effect

253

(1)

Apply the Color Overlay effect

254

(1)

Apply the Gradient Overlay effect

254

(1)

Apply the Pattern Overlay effect

255

(1)

Apply a Stroke effect

256

(1)

Other effects commands

257

(2)

Blending layers

The layer blending modes

259

(1)

Fine-tune the blending between two layers

260

(35)

Choose a knockout option for a layer

263

(2)

Blend a modified layer with the original layer

265

(1)

Layer masks

Create a layer mask

266

(1)

Reshape a layer mask

267

(1)

Move layer pixels or a layer mask independently

268

(1)

Duplicate a layer mask

268

(1)

Choose layer mask display options

268

(1)

Fill type with imagery using a layer mask

269

(1)

Temporarily deactivate a layer mask

270

(1)

Apply or discard the effects of a layer mask

270

(1)

Clipping groups

Create a clipping group of layers

271

(1)

Remove a layer from a clipping group

272

(1)

Ungroup an entire clipping group

272

(1)

Linking layers

Link layers (and move them as a unit)

273

(1)

Align two or more linked layers

273

(1)

Align the pixel edge of a layer with a selection

274

(1)

Distribute three or more linked layers

274

(1)

Masks

Chapter overview

275

(1)

Alpha channels

Save a selection to a channel using the current options settings

276

(1)

Save a selection to a channel and choose options

276

(1)

Display a channel selection

277

(1)

Load a channel selection onto an image using the current options

277

(1)

Load a channel selection onto an image and choose options

277

(1)

Save Selection Operations

278

(1)

Load Selection Operations

278

(1)

Choose channel options

279

(1)

Delete a channel

279

(1)

Duplicate a channel

279

(1)

Reshape an alpha channel mask

280

(1)

Quick Masks

Reshape a selection using Quick Mask mode

281

(1)

Create a Quick Mask without using a selection

282

(1)

Choose Quick Mask options

282

(1)

Paths/Shapes

Chapter overview

283

(1)

Creating paths

Convert a selection into a path

284

(1)

Draw a path using the Pen tool

285

(1)

Draw a magnetic Freeform Pen path

286

(1)

The Freeform Pen Options pop-up palette

287

(1)

Draw a path using the Freeform Pen

288

(1)

Working with paths

Move a path

288

(1)

Add to an existing, open path

289

(1)

Transform an entire path

289

(1)

Transform points on a path

289

(1)

Copy a path in the same image

290

(1)

Drag-and-drop a path to another image

290

(1)

Save a work path

290

(1)

Display a path

291

(1)

Hide a path

291

(1)

Select anchor points on a path

291

(1)

Reshape a path

292

(1)

Delete a path

293

(1)

Deselect a path

294

(1)

Convert a path into a selection

294

(1)

Stroke a path

295

(1)

Fill a path

296

(2)

Export a path to Illustrator or FreeHand

297

(1)

Vector masks

Create a vector mask

298

(6)

Combine paths

299

(1)

Reshape a vector mask

299

(1)

Reposition a vector mask

300

(1)

Duplicate a vector mask

300

(1)

Deactivate a vector mask

300

(1)

Reverse the visible and hidden areas in a vector mask

301

(1)

Discard a vector mask

301

(1)

Convert a layer mask into a vector mask

302

(1)

Create an adjustment layer that uses a vector mask

302

(1)

Create a vector mask from type

302

(2)

Shapes

Create a shape layer

304

(8)

Create a work path using a shape tool

306

(1)

Create a geometric, rasterized pixel area

307

(1)

Choose geometric options for a shape tool

308

(1)

Reposition a shape layer's vector mask

308

(1)

Transform a shape layer

309

(1)

Modify the contour of an existing shape layer

309

(1)

Deactivate a shape layer's vector mask

309

(1)

Paste a path object from Illustrator into Photoshop as a shape layer

310

(1)

Use the pathfinder options to add or subtract shapes from each other

310

(1)

Add a shape to the custom shape picker

311

(1)

Change the fill contents of a shape layer

311

(1)

Rasterize a shape layer

312

(2)

Type

Creating type

Different kinds of type

313

(1)

Create an editable type layer

314

(6)

Editing text

Select all or some characters on a type layer

316

(1)

Scale type by entering a value

317

(1)

Scale type by dragging

317

(1)

Adjust the spacing between (kern) a pair of characters

318

(1)

Adjust the spacing for (track) a series of characters

318

(1)

Adjust leading in horizontal type

319

(1)

Shift selected characters above or below the normal baseline

320

(1)

Style type using the Character palette

320

(1)

Change type orientation

321

(16)

Paragraph settings

Set paragraph alignment and justification

322

(1)

Adjust paragraph indents and spacing

323

(1)

Fine-tune paragraph settings

324

(1)

Special effects with type

Transform a type bounding box and the type inside it

325

(1)

Transform a type bounding box, but not the type

325

(1)

Warp type on an editable layer

326

(1)

Move a type layer

327

(1)

Rasterize type into pixels

327

(1)

Screen back an image behind type

328

(1)

Screen back type

329

(1)

Fill type with imagery using Paste Into

330

(1)

Fill type with imagery using a clipping group of layers

331

(1)

Create fading type

332

(1)

Apply layer effects to semi-transparent type

332

(1)

Stroke a type layer

333

(1)

Create a type selection

333

(1)

Move a type selection

334

(1)

Create type in a spot channel

335

(1)

Edit type in a spot channel

335

(1)

Create a type mask for an adjustment layer

336

(1)

Word processing

Find and replace text

337

(1)

Check spelling

338

(2)

Filters

Filter basics

How filters are applied

339

(1)

Using a filter dialog box

340

(23)

Lessening a filter's overall effect

340

(1)

Restricting the area a filter affects

341

(1)

Making filter effects look less artificial

342

(1)

Maximizing a filter's effect

342

(1)

Texture mapping using a filter

342

(1)

All the filters illustrated

Artistic filters

343

(2)

Blur filters

345

(1)

Brush Strokes filters

346

(1)

Distort filters

347

(1)

Noise filters

348

(1)

Pixelate filters

349

(1)

Render filters

350

(1)

Sharpen filters

350

(1)

Sketch filters

351

(2)

Stylize filters

353

(1)

Texture filters

354

(1)

A few filter exercises

Create a wrinkled edge

355

(1)

Take the easy way out

355

(1)

Apply a texture using a layer mask

356

(1)

Turn a photograph into a painting or a drawing

357

(1)

Our watercolor filter

357

(1)

Apply the Mosaic filter using graduated values

358

(1)

Motion blur part of an image

359

(1)

Cast a light on an image

360

(3)

Pattern Maker

Generate a pattern

363

(3)

Navigate through tiles

366

(1)

Delete a tile

366

(1)

Save a tile as a preset pattern

366

(1)

Liquify

Distort an image using the Liquify command

367

(3)

Display the mesh using View Options controls

370

(4)

Remove all distortion from the preview image

371

(1)

Return all unfrozen areas to their initial state

371

(1)

Return individual unfrozen areas to their initial state

371

(1)

Extend distortions from frozen areas into unfrozen areas

372

(1)

Automate

Chapter overview

373

(1)

Actions

Create a new actions set

374

(1)

Record an action

374

(14)

Insert a stop in an action

375

(1)

Insert a menu item in an action

376

(1)

Insert a path in an action

377

(1)

Exclude or include a command from playback

378

(1)

Play back an action on an image

378

(1)

Replay an action on a batch of images

379

(1)

Choose batch naming options

380

(1)

Create a droplet from an action

381

(1)

Add commands to an action

382

(1)

Delete a command from an action

382

(1)

Activate/deactivate a modal control in an action

383

(1)

Change the order of commands

383

(1)

Rerecord an entire action using different dialog box settings

384

(1)

Rerecord a single command in an action

384

(1)

Duplicate an action

384

(1)

Delete an entire action

384

(1)

Save an actions set to a file

385

(1)

Load an additional actions set onto the Actions palette

385

(1)

Replace the current actions set with a different actions set

385

(1)

Run one action in another action

386

(1)

Other Automate commands

Perform a conditional image mode change

387

(1)

Create a contact sheet

388

(2)

Fit image to width and/or height dimensions

389

(1)

Convert a multi-page PDF to Photoshop format

390

(1)

Create a picture package

391

(1)

Create a Web gallery

392

(3)

Preferences

Reset all the preferences to their default values

395

(1)

Memory & Image Cache Preferences

395

(1)

General Preferences

396

(2)

File Handling Preferences

398

(3)

Display & Cursors Preferences

399

(1)

Transparency & Gamut Preferences

400

(1)

Units & Rulers Preferences

401

(1)

Guides, Grid, & Slices Preferences

402

(1)

Plug-ins & Scratch Disks Preferences

403

(1)

Use the Preset Manager

404

(1)

Reset or replace a preset

405

(1)

Save a subset of items in their own library

405

(2)

Save an item in a new preset library from a palette or picker

406

(1)

Printing from Photoshop

407

(26)

Choose a paper size and orientation

408

(1)

Print using the basic Print command

409

(1)

Print using the Print with Preview command

410

(8)

Print using color management

412

(4)

Apply trapping

416

(1)

Prepare a file for an IRTS or dye sublimation printer, or an imagesetter

417

(1)

Preparing files for other applications

Photoshop to QuarkXPress

418

(1)

Photoshop to InDesign

418

(1)

Photoshop to After Effects

418

(1)

Photoshop to Illustrator

419

(14)

Photoshop to CorelDRAW 10

420

(1)

Save an image as an EPS

421

(2)

Save an image as a DCS 2.0

423

(1)

Save an image as a TIFF

424

(1)

Save an RGB image as a BMP or PICT

425

(1)

Producing duotones

Produce a duotone

426

(1)

Print a grayscale image using a Pantone tint

427

(1)

Color reproduction basics

Enter custom CMYK settings

428

(1)

Save a Color Setting preset incorporating your custom CMYK settings

429

(1)

Create a custom proof setup

430

(1)

Correct out-of-gamut colors

431

(1)

Color correction: a first glance

432

(1)

Web/ImageReady

The basis

433

(50)

Image size

435

(1)

Compression

436

(1)

GIF

437

(1)

Color depth

438

(1)

JPEG

438

(1)

PNG-8 and PNG-24

439

(1)

Dithering

440

(1)

Anti-aliasing

441

(1)

The ImageReady toolbox

442

(1)

Optimize an image in the GIF or PNG-8 format

443

(3)

Create a master palette for optimized images in ImageReady

446

(1)

Apply a master palette to an image

447

(1)

Use weighted optimization

447

(1)

Use the ImageReady previews

448

(1)

Jump To

448

(1)

Quick-optimize

449

(1)

Create and apply a droplet

449

(1)

Optimize an image in the JPEG or PNG-24 format

450

(2)

Make flat-color areas Web-safe

452

(22)

Preview potential browser dither in an optimized image

453

(1)

Controlling dithering

453

(1)

Preview Windows and Mac gamma values

454

(1)

Change the gamma for an optimized file

454

(1)

Preview an optimized image in a browser on your system

455

(1)

Save a file in ImageReady

456

(1)

Save an optimized file in ImageReady

456

(1)

Update an existing HTML file

457

(1)

Change a Web page title or embed copyright information

458

(1)

Enter type in ImageReady

459

(1)

Tips for creating online type

459

(2)

Slicing

Slice an image using a command

461

(1)

Slice an image manually

462

(1)

Create a layer based slice

463

(1)

Convert an auto slice or a layer based slice into a user slice

463

(1)

Delete slices

463

(1)

Resize user slices

464

(1)

Slice an image into multiple links

465

(1)

Change the stacking position of a slice

466

(1)

Align user slices along a common edge

466

(1)

Evenly distribute user slices along a common axis

467

(1)

Create a layer-based image map

467

(1)

Create a tool-based image map

468

(1)

Change an image map from layer based to tool based

469

(1)

Hide/show image maps

469

(1)

Select an image map

470

(1)

Delete an image map

470

(1)

Align tool-based image maps along a common edge

470

(1)

Evenly distribute tool-based image maps along a common axis

470

(1)

Optimize an individual slice

471

(1)

Copy optimization settings from one slice to another

471

(1)

Link slices

472

(1)

Unlink slices

472

(1)

Attach an Alt tag to a slice or to an entire image

473

(1)

Rollovers

Create a rollover for a slice

474

(4)

Create a rollover using a layer effect

477

(1)

Create a layer-based rollover

478

(1)

Use the Match command to apply attributes from the current layer

478

(1)

Use the Unify buttons to apply changes from the active layer

479

(3)

Preview a rollover in ImageReady

480

(1)

Preview a rollover in a Web browser

480

(1)

Create a secondary rollover

481

(1)

Create a button for a Web page

482

(1)

GIF animations

483

(20)

Move layer imagery across an image via animation

484

(2)

Make imagery fade in or out

486

(1)

Remove frames from an animation

486

(1)

Choose options for animation playback

486

(1)

Preview an animation

487

(1)

Create a rocking animation

488

(1)

Edit an animation

489

(1)

Make an existing animation reverse itself to the first frame

489

(1)

Apply a second animation effect to an existing animation

490

(1)

Make a rollover trigger an animation sequence

491

(12)

Create a warped type animation

492

(1)

Remove or adjust warped type

493

(1)

Save a GIF animation

493

(1)

Optimize an animation

494

(1)

Ways to slim an animation down

494

(1)

Layer effects

Apply layer effects in ImageReady

495

(1)

Remove a layer effect

496

(1)

Other layer features in ImageReady

496

(1)

Apply a style to a layer

497

(1)

Preserve a layer effect as a style

498

(1)

Background tiling

Create a tile for an HTML background

499

(1)

Preview an image as a tiled background

500

(1)

Attach an HTML tile file as a background for an image

501

(1)

Remove an HTML tile background or solid color from an image

501

(1)

Use Photoshop's Save for Web dialog box

502

(1)

Appendix A: Keyboard shortcuts

503

(18)

Index

521

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