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Hi,
Following on from the question I asked the other day where I had problems with transparency created on some gifs created in Illustrator, I have now been sent the illustrator file.
It imports nicely into PSE and I can cut out the necessary parts with the correct transparency .. so thanks for the help you all gave.
Now, the next problem. The image is of a webpage and include navigation buttons, which I need to be the same size/shape as each other. Also I will be changing the colours to create rollover images.
I could use the select tool to cut out the bits I need and try and make sure I always start from the same x position and get exactly the same size, but I was wondering if there is an easy way of dividing up a navigation bar into equal slices ?
It would be nice to have a select template triangle that I place over each part of the image and copy it to the clipboard ..
Any shortcuts ? or is it the long way ….
Thanks again for any help …
Cheers
Graham
Following on from the question I asked the other day where I had problems with transparency created on some gifs created in Illustrator, I have now been sent the illustrator file.
It imports nicely into PSE and I can cut out the necessary parts with the correct transparency .. so thanks for the help you all gave.
Now, the next problem. The image is of a webpage and include navigation buttons, which I need to be the same size/shape as each other. Also I will be changing the colours to create rollover images.
I could use the select tool to cut out the bits I need and try and make sure I always start from the same x position and get exactly the same size, but I was wondering if there is an easy way of dividing up a navigation bar into equal slices ?
It would be nice to have a select template triangle that I place over each part of the image and copy it to the clipboard ..
Any shortcuts ? or is it the long way ….
Thanks again for any help …
Cheers
Graham
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