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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2
User Guide
To save a file to e-mail
1
Open the image in Photoshop, and choose File > Save For Web.
2
Click the Optimize tab at the top of the Save For Web dialog box.
3
Choose JPEG Low from the Preset menu.
4
Click the Image Size tab.
5
Make sure that Constrain Proportions is selected and enter a width. For e-mail, 400 pixels is a good size. Use a
smaller size if your recipient has a slow Internet connection.
6
Click Save. Enter a file name and location in which to save the file. Under Format, make sure that Images Only is
selected. Click Save.
Now you are ready to e-mail the file. In some e-mail programs, you can drag the file into the body of the message. In
other programs, you use the Attach or Insert command.
See also
“To optimize an image for the web” on page 628
To restore an optimized preview to the original version
1
Select an optimized version of the image in 2-Up or 4-Up mode.
2
In the Optimize panel/palette, choose Original from the Settings pop-up menu.
To save or delete optimization presets
You can save optimization settings as a named set and apply the settings to other images. Settings that you save appear
in the Preset pop-up menu, together with the predefined named settings. If you edit a named set or a predefined set,
the Preset menu displays the term “Unnamed.”
1
Set optimization options as desired, and choose Save Settings from the Optimize palette menu.
2
Name the settings, and save them in the Presets/Optimized Settings folder inside the Photoshop program folder.
Note:
If you save the settings in a location other than the Presets/Optimized Settings folder, they will not be available
from the Preset pop-up menu.
3
To delete a preset, select the preset from Settings menu, and select Delete Settings from the Optimize menu.
See also
“To create a droplet for automating Optimize palette settings (ImageReady)” on page 746
To work with slices in the Save For Web dialog box
(Photoshop)
If your image contains multiple slices, you must specify the slices to be optimized. You can apply optimization
settings to additional slices by linking the slices. Linked slices in GIF and PNG-8 format share a color palette and
dither pattern to prevent the appearance of seams between the slices.
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To show or hide all slices in the Save For Web dialog box, click the Toggle Slices Visibility button
.
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To show or hide auto slices in the Save For Web dialog box, choose Hide Auto Slices from the Preview pop-up
menu. A check mark indicates that slices are hidden.
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