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ps 7 - problems editing a page for a web site
Old 04-04-2004, 06:23 PM ps 7 - problems editing a page for a web site
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hi,

downloaded a web page template, and edited the .psd file using photoshop 7, with the intention of using the page in dreamweaver ultradev. in ps7 the modified page looks exactly the way i want it to, but most of it is missing if i try to either a) view it in ie6, b) open it in dw...

can anyone advise what i'm doing wrong..

cheers,

davlam

ps..i saved the altered page as both a .psd and a .htm both don't appear as i modified them.. i can provide screen shots if required......

[i'm using XP home on a p4 2.66gig with 512meg ram]
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Old 04-05-2004, 10:38 AM
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I use both of these programs daily and I would be happy to try and help. Please send me a couple of screen shots and I will see if I can.

It is possible to save a cut up ps file without some of the images... that would cause it, please send along the links and I will see if I can help.

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