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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2

User Guide

Note: In ImageReady, always create and edit frames in Original view. While you can view frames in an optimized view,

the editing options are very limited.

❖ Click the Duplicates Current Frame button in the Animation palette.

See also

“To add animation to a rollover state (ImageReady)” on page 611

To select a frame

Before youcan work with aframe,you must select it as thecurrent frame. Thecontentsofthe currentframe appear

in the document window.

In the Animation palette, the current frame is indicated by a narrow border (inside the shaded selection highlight)

round the frame thumbnail. Selected frames are indicated by a shaded highlight around the frame thumbnails.

❖ Do one of the following:

• Click a frame in the Animation palette.

• (ImageReady) Click a frame in the Web Content palette. If necessary, expand the state that contains the animation

to view its frames.

• In the Animation palette or the Layers palette, click the Selects Next Frame button to select the next frame in

the series as the current frame.

• In the Animation palette or the Layers palette, click the Selects Previous Frame button to select the previous

frame in the series as the current frame.

• In the Animation palette, click the Selects First Frame button to select the first frame in the series as the

current frame.

To select multiple frames

❖ In the Animation palette, do one of the following:

• To select contiguous multiple frames, Shift-click a second frame. The second frame and all frames between the

first and second are added to the selection.

• To select discontiguous multiple frames, Ctrl-click (Windows) or Command-click (Mac OS) additional frames to

add those frames to the selection.

• To select all frames, choose Select All Frames from the Animation palette menu.

• To deselect a frame in a multiframe selection, Ctrl-click (Windows) or Command-click (Mac OS) that frame.

To edit the image content of a frame

1 Select a frame.

2 Use the Layers palette to modify the image.