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April
3
PhotoWebber Automates Photoshop Conversion
Offers
interactivity and automatic HTML generation for Photoshop files
by
David Nagel
Senior Producer
Media
Lab Inc., Longmont., Colo., will release a new program called PhotoWebber,
which is designed to automate and speed up the process of bringing Photoshop
files to the Internet by converting multi-layered files into individual
graphics and generating HTML code for them. The software automatically
saves Photoshop files in a separate folder in JPEG, GIF and PNG format,
while the original file goes untouched. Users can reedit the original
file and update the output from PhotoWebber with a few clicks. The software
prevents the loss of alpha channel, anti-aliasing and positioning.
For browser compatibility,
the software provides an interactive warning screen that not only warns
of incompatibilities but offers suggestions for fixing the problem as
well. Other features
include:
- Automatically calculates
layer compositing and anti-aliasing
- Allows switching between
table (HTML) and style sheet (DHTML) output
- Supports drag-and-drop frame
creation
- Creates interactive buttons
automatically
- Automates JavaScript button
rollovers and popups
- Converts solid background
layers to Web page background colors
- Outputs text layers as either
text or graphics
On
a Mac, the software requires Mac OS 7.6.1 or higher, a PowerPC processor,
32 MB RAM and 30 MB free hard disk space. It will be available in the
second quarter as a download for $199 or in CD-ROM format for $249. For
more information, visit http://www.medialab.com
or http://www.photowebber.com.
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