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Slicing Images the Easy Way
ImageReady allows you to slice a document into smaller image pieces. There are several reasons you might want to slice an image. One reason would be to create interactive links from the pieces. Another would be to reduce the size of the image file by individually compressing the separate pieces. Some designers even slice their artistic files to protect them from being easily copied off the Internet. However, one of the best reasons is speed. You can create layer-based slices when working with rollovers to help minimize file size, user-based slices allow you to cut the image into several pieces. Several Web studies show that the Internet can handle smaller packets of information more efficiently than one large packet, so slicing images is a good thing to do.
Slice Images the Easy Way
Open a document in ImageReady.
Select the Slice tool on the toolbox.IMPORTANT
To make slicing a little easier, drag a few guides from the Ruler bar to help guide your slicing tool.
Drag and release the slice tool in the document to create a rectangular or square slice.
Continue to drag and release until you have the image correctly sliced.Did You Know?
You can slice images in Photoshop. ImageReady is not the only program with a slicing tool. If you slice the image in Photoshop and you click the Jump To ImageReady button, the slices are preserved during the transfer to ImageReady.
Select the Slice Select tool on the toolbox, and then drag the corner or side nodes of the selected slice to select and modify a slice.
Click the File menu, and then click Save Optimized As .
Click the Format list arrow, and then select whether to save the images i419 And Images, Images Only, o423 Only.
Click the Slices list arrow, and click All Slices .
Click Save .
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