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Posted by The Eclectic Electric on 09/13/05 16:32
"Travis Newbury" <TravisNewbury@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> The Eclectic Electric wrote:
>> Apparently something in my web page causes IE6 to think that I'm about to
>> launch an all out attack on the client's PC.
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> Didn't give me any issues at all.
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>> http://freespace.virgin.net/phil.houghton/test1c.html
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> Use something other than Photoshop to create your site. the image
> slicing is a complete waste of time and energy. There are much simpler
> ways of to make the site work.
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I've got a plan with the Photoshop thing (equally divided slices, reduced
image size) and it is a tool I'm very familiar with. Basically the design
of the front page will be a hand-painted picture, similar to what's there
already and by swapping slices over I'm going to create little animations.
I appreciate this is probably a lot easier in Flash, but I've always found
that quite an awkward thing to get the hang of and I like the challenge of
building it this way.
What other tools could I use for the slicing?
+e
P.S. - thanks for looking at the site for me
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