Re: FN-FORUM Photoshop 6 / Illustrator 9 save to web function

date posted 10th July 2001 15:13

PShop has an 'open in ImageReady' button. Parreetti damn handy if yous ask
me.
Clicking it in PShop freezes that page so you cannot alter the image and
opens the image in IR letting you work away remembering all slicing etc etc.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Henry Hughes" [EMAIL REMOVED]
To: [EMAIL REMOVED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 12:31 PM
Subject: FN-FORUM Photoshop 6 / Illustrator 9 save to web function


> I'm running Win ME, and every time I got to do save for web using
photoshop
> or illustrator, the file optimization screen pops OK.
>
> However if I try and change any colour / compression options / click OK
and
> then SAVE, the screen takes ages to redraw. Each element of the screen has
> to change / disappear (if saving) 1 by 1 taking around 2 seconds for each
> one. You can imagine how annoying this is.
>
> Changing compression options in Image Ready is lightning quick. However I
> work mostly in photoshop.
>
> This never happened with win 98, a friend of mine with exactly the same
> system (same model laptop and win ME) doesn't have this problem. I have
> rebuilt my system 3 times, and I still get this. I have 256mb ram so that
> isn't the reason.
>
> Does anyone know how to stop this from happening?
>
> Or failing that how I can throw the damn thing out of the window without
> invalidating the warranty?
>
> (fyi I am running ATM 4.1 as well, although it was happening before I
> installed it)
>
> H
>
>
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