User's Manual

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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2
User Guide
Note: To distribute layer-based slices, distribute the contents of the layers.
1 Select three or more user slices you want to distribute.
2 Do one of the following:
• Choose the Slice Select tool, and select a distribution option in the options bar.
A B C D E F
Distribute options
A. Top B. Vertical Centers C. Bottom D. Left E. Horizontal Centers F. Right
• Choose Edit > Distribute Slices, and choose a command from the submenu.
See also
“To align objects on different layers” on page 403
To delete a slice
When you delete a user slice or layer-based slice, auto slices are regenerated to fill the document area.
Deleting a layer-based slice does not delete the associated layer; however, deleting the layer associated with a layer-
bas
ed slice does delete the layer-based slice.
Note: Y
ou cannot delete auto slices. If you delete all user slices and layer-based slices in an image, one auto slice layer
remains.
1 Select one or more slices.
2 Do one of the following:
• Choose the Slice or Slice Select tool and press the Backspace key or the Delete key.
• (ImageReady) Choose Slices > Delete Slices, or choose Delete Slices from the Slice palette menu.
• (ImageReady) Choose Delete Slice from the Web Content palette menu or click the Delete icon in the Web
Content palette.
3 To delete all user slices and layer-based slices, do one of the following:
• (Photoshop) Choose View > Clear Slices.
• (ImageReady) Choose Slices > Delete All.
To lock all slices
Locking slices prevents you from resizing, moving, or otherwise changing them accidentally.
❖ Choose View > Lock Slice.
To optimize a slice
You can optimize image slices using the Save For Web dialog box (Photoshop) or the Optimize palette (ImageReady).