Corel PaintShop Pro X7, DE User's Guide download pdf (Page 777)

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Creating images for the Web 773

If you selected any other format, the program opens the

appropriate optimization dialog box. Select your choices for

optimizing the image, and click OK.

For each format, the browser displays the file size, color depth,

and approximate download times at the bottom of the image.

Slicing images

When you slice an image, you divide it into several smaller images that

you can save in different formats or at different levels of optimization.

Because these optimized images can take less time to download than

one large image, your Web pages may load more quickly.

Slicing an image also can reduce the number of graphics you need to

save. If your website displays the same logo or other graphic in more

than one image, you only need to save that section once if you slice the

images; you reload the same logo or graphic section into all the

images.

Using the Image Slicer, you can create a table from the image, saving

the location of each sliced section as a region in the table, and

generating the HTML code for the column and cells. Then, you copy

this code into your source files so that the image can be reassembled

when the user downloads the Web page.

You can also create rollovers, which are areas that display secondary

images when the user clicks or moves a mouse over them.

Creating and editing cells

When slicing an image, you divide it into cells and edit the cell

boundaries. You do this with the tools in the Tools groups box of the

Imager Slicer dialog box.

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