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Here's links to additional information on slicing, optimizing Web images, creating rollovers and image maps, and coding tables.
Compression
and Optimization 
Understanding image optimization is the key to using sliced
images effectively. Here you can find software, tips, and tutorials
for compressing and optimizing GIFs, JPEGs, animations, and
other images for the Web.
Free
Web Tools
Freeware tools and utilities specifically for creating, editing,
and working with Web graphics. Includes links to several tools
for slicing images.
Using
Tables to Do Page Layout
HTML Guide Jennifer Kyrnin has tips for using tables for your
Web page layouts.
Web
Image Maps - Software and Tips
Links to software and tips for creating clickable image maps.
ImageReady Tutorials
Slicing
Graphics in ImageReady
Graphic Design Guide Judy Litt shows you how to use ImageReady
2.0 to slice up graphics and put them into tables.
Slice
Tool in ImageReady 2.0
Learn how to slice your images and export the table code for
your Web page.
Slicing
Images
Learn how to create a Web page in ImageReady using image slices
and learn about other ways image slices can be used. From Adobe.
Adobe
ImageReady Tutorials
Additional tutorials for slicing and creating rollovers with
ImageReady.
Fireworks Tutorials
Fireworks
2 Slices
This excerpt chapter from the book, Fireworks 2 for Windows
and Macintosh: Visual QuickStart Guide, by Sandee Cohen
provides a thorough explanation of slicing in Fireworks 2.
Exporting
Animations in Sliced Images
Learn how to export sliced tables that contain animated GIFs
in some of the cells. From Macromedia.
Slicing
It Right with Fireworks
Sometimes slicing an image will increase your total file size
and download time. Learn the proper way to create slices while
keeping your tables intact.
More
Fireworks Tutorials
Additional tutorials for slicing and creating rollovers with
Fireworks.
Other Software Tutorials
Paint
Shop Pro Image Slicing
Learn how to slice an image up into smaller section for your
web site using PSP, simple math, and HTML code.
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Sue Chastain
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