Re: Breaking Up Images

This slicing of images is done in many ways.  Probably the simplest way
using Paint Shop Pro is to have your image on your screen and turn on the
grid.
In advance of slicing, figure out how you want to slice your image.  Then
double click your selectin tool (the dotted line rectangle) and enter the
coordinates of the first selection your want to slice.
You will notice that you then have a selectin outline where you want your
slice to be.  Copy and paste as new image and there you have your first
slice.
Continue this until it is all chopped up as you want it and save all the
slices.

Hope this helps some


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-----Original Message-----
From: PyroTech Systems <nc(at)pyrotechsystems.com>
To: HWG-BASIC LIST <hwg-basics(at)hwg.org>
Date: Thursday, December 09, 1999 1:54 PM
Subject: Breaking Up Images


>I've always admired how web designers take a large image, break it up into
>pieces, and then they manage to use tables to align them so the fit
>perfectly.
>
>Can anyone give me instructions on hpw to perform such a task.  Starting
>from how to break the image up, to placing them in tables.
>
>I use programs such as photoshop, pain shop pro, image styler, and
>frontpage.  Just because I use them, doesnt mean I know what I'm doing.
>
>Thanks
>
>
>
>Nick
>
>

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