what format do I save seamless tiling created in photoshop8 to .

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I have created a picture using seamleaa tiling in Photoshop 8, in what format
do I need to save it in to use in FrontPage, as I can never seem to find it.
 
You mean slices?
..gif if graphic or not too many colors
..jpg if photographic image
..png....iffy


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|I have created a picture using seamleaa tiling in Photoshop 8, in what
format
| do I need to save it in to use in FrontPage, as I can never seem to find
it.
 
Rob Giordano (Crash) said:
You mean slices?
..gif if graphic or not too many colors
..jpg if photographic image
..png....iffy
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I am trying to create a colourful web page to upload, so to do that I need
to save it as gif, how many colours can I have,.........sorry I am new to
this, I am trying to learn by trial and error...
 
it really depends on the original image...some photographic images will
convert to .gifs ok...some don't. You just have to learn by experimenting
with your image editing program...or graphics program, to see.

..gif is anywhere from 2 colors to 256, and transparency



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| "Rob Giordano (Crash)" wrote:
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| > You mean slices?
| > ..gif if graphic or not too many colors
| > ..jpg if photographic image
| > ..png....iffy
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| I am trying to create a colourful web page to upload, so to do that I need
| to save it as gif, how many colours can I have,.........sorry I am new to
| this, I am trying to learn by trial and error...
| > "Seamless Tiling In PhotoShop" <Seamless Tiling In
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| > | > |I have created a picture using seamleaa tiling in Photoshop 8, in what
| > format
| > | do I need to save it in to use in FrontPage, as I can never seem to
find
| > it.
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If it's a photo that yu are going use as a seamless background, you can just
save it as a jpg, like most other photos. A seamless-tile photo is still
just a photo like any other.

Wally S

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