Re: Graphics and Tables

David,

If you're doing it manually, you can open a photo in Photoshop, drag=20
out some guides to where you want to slice the image, then make several=20=

copies of the image, then use the cropping tool on the various copies=20
to obtain the various slices. Next, you construct a table with cells of=20=

the appropriate size.

The whole process can be semi-automated with appropriate software. For=20=

example, in ImageReady, after placing guides where you want the slices,=20=

you can =97 all in one step =97 slice the graphic, create the table with=20=

cells, and place the slices in the cells.

I do not have much occasion to do this, but here's an example:

http://www.oceansong.com/gda/reunion99/reunion99_01.html   and the=20
subsequent pages.


Jeff Kane



On Feb 12, 2005, at 6:34 PM, David Pippen wrote:

> I would like to know if any one could tell me how you create an image=20=

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> then break it up in tables to be used as a template
> here ia an example www.xmradio.com
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