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If that didn't work, try top nav Window &gt;&nbsp;Workspace &gt;&nbsp;Default Palette Locations. This will reset the lost palettes where they should be visible.
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I'm trying to create a rollover image in adobe imageready, i've followed all the steps on a tutorial and now I need to change the rollover states in the web contents palette. &nbsp;The tutorial makes reference to a &quot;rollover bar&quot; but version 8.0 doesn't have that, it's the web contents palette.<br />
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When I go to window and select Web Content, it shows as checked, but nothing is displayed! &nbsp;I don't see it anywhere on the workspace. &nbsp;Most the other palettes display when I choose them, but the following don't show up at all:<br />
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Animation, Color, Color Table, Info, Layer Comps, Optimize, Styles, Swatches.<br />
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Could someone please tell me how I can get the Web Content Palette to display so that I can create rollover states?<br />
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The tutorial I am doing can be found here, it's not that good:<br />
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<a href="http://www.vecpix.com/tutorials/imageready/ir010.php" rel="ugc">http://www.vecpix.com/tutorials/imageready/ir010.php</a><br />
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I'm trying to create a rollover image in adobe imageready, i've followed all the steps on a tutorial and now I need to change the rollover states in the web contents palette.  The tutorial makes reference to a "rollover bar" but version 8.0 doesn't have that, it's the web contents palette.

When I go to window and select Web Content, it shows as checked, but nothing is displayed!  I don't see it anywhere on the workspace.  Most the other palettes display when I choose them, but the following don't show up at all:

Animation, Color, Color Table, Info, Layer Comps, Optimize, Styles, Swatches.

Could someone please tell me how I can get the Web Content Palette to display so that I can create rollover states?

The tutorial I am doing can be found here, it's not that good:

http://www.vecpix.com/tutorials/imageready/ir010.php



If that didn&amp;#39;t work, try top nav Window &amp;gt; Workspace &amp;gt; Default Palette Locations. This will reset the lost palettes where they should be visible.

Can&amp;#39;t see Web Content Palette and other Palettes on Adobe Imageready 8.0

I&amp;#39;m trying to create a rollover image in adobe imageready, i&amp;#39;ve followed all the steps on a tutorial and now I need to change the rollover states in the web contents palette.  The tutorial makes reference to a &amp;quot;rollover bar&amp;quot; but version 8.0 doesn&amp;#39;t have that, it&amp;#39;s the web contents palette.

When I go to window and select Web Content, it shows as checked, but nothing is displayed!  I don&amp;#39;t see it anywhere on the workspace.  Most the other palettes display when I choose them, but the following don&amp;#39;t show up at all:

Animation, Color, Color Table, Info, Layer Comps, Optimize, Styles, Swatches.

Could someone please tell me how I can get the Web Content Palette to display so that I can create rollover states?

The tutorial I am doing can be found here, it&amp;#39;s not that good:

http://www.vecpix.com/tutorials/imageready/ir010.php



Can't see Web Content Palette and other Palettes on Adobe Imageready 8.0

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