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Open any PSD file, add a few vertical guides, using the selection tool select the entire image to get the total width, then use the selection tool to select individual cells within the grid lines and add the horizontal values. Both values (all vertical grids’ horizontal values added and the single width of the image) should be equal, but they are not.
It seems that PS CS3 is adding a pixel of width to each vertical selection.
You can view a flash video of the problem at < http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=e9fcfa3d5acb8293ab1eab3e9 fa335ca4e4862f5fe4a1fa2> .
I ran across this while trying to learn to create a mock-up of a webpage in PS and transfer it to Dreamweaver CS3 using CSS for the formating.
Unfortunately, PS CS3 can’t add. I can work around it by subtracting 1 pixel from the width of all vertical segments except the final one, but shouldn’t PS CS3 know how to count?
It seems that PS CS3 is adding a pixel of width to each vertical selection.
You can view a flash video of the problem at < http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=e9fcfa3d5acb8293ab1eab3e9 fa335ca4e4862f5fe4a1fa2> .
I ran across this while trying to learn to create a mock-up of a webpage in PS and transfer it to Dreamweaver CS3 using CSS for the formating.
Unfortunately, PS CS3 can’t add. I can work around it by subtracting 1 pixel from the width of all vertical segments except the final one, but shouldn’t PS CS3 know how to count?
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