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Not only that, you're going to have to drastically modify the table and/or change your slices. The table you get from Pshop is a START, not an end. 
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Not only that, you're going to have to drastically modify the table and/or change your slices. The table you get from Pshop is a START, not an end.

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Hi:<br />
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I think you can try in two ways :<br />
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- Put all the text in template using photoshop then slice &amp;&nbsp;save as html with image output. <br />
&nbsp;or <br />
- Slice the template and put the necessary text but not too much. If you want a lot of text then you have to edit html manually.<br />
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rsdn
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Hi:

I think you can try in two ways :

- Put all the text in template using photoshop then slice & save as html with image output.
 or
- Slice the template and put the necessary text but not too much. If you want a lot of text then you have to edit html manually.

rsdn

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i have a web template made with photoshop . this is a link to see it<br />
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<a href="http://www.midoco.com/flasher.jpg" rel="ugc">http://www.midoco.com/flasher.jpg</a><br />
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when i try to slice it and edit HTMl page i got this bad results when i try to put text<br />
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<a href="http://www.midoco.com/flasher.html" rel="ugc">http://www.midoco.com/flasher.html</a><br />
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can any body help me how to slice it with good results .....:(
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i have a web template made with photoshop . this is a link to see it

http://www.midoco.com/flasher.jpg

when i try to slice it and edit HTMl page i got this bad results when i try to put text

http://www.midoco.com/flasher.html

can any body help me how to slice it with good results .....:(

problem with slices in photoshop

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