Hi,<br />
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I am new to this and have started with a template made in Photoshop optimized for 800x600. I want to change it to 1024. Anyone know how to do this? It has a Flash menu too.<br />
<br />
Thanks!!<br />
<br />
Craig<!--content-->Also, if the resizing could be done in Studio MX, that would be best since that is what I am learning.<br />
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Craig<!--content-->One) Making a website completely with Photshop is a bad idea.<br />
Two) If you are making a website completely with Photoshop, I would keep it at 800*600, so people with that resolution don't end up with a horizontal scrollbar.<br />
Three) Studio MX is not a program unto itself, rather a number of different programs grouped together which cover different aspects of web design.<!--content-->Thanks Paul. It was built by a professional in Photoshop and I am editting it in Dreamweaver, Flash and Fireworks.<br />
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If I end up getting it resized, I think I will pay the original author as this seems pretty complicated...<br />
<br />
Craig<!--content-->Something else to think about is how to make your images "adjust" to different resolutions so you free up your design from being restricted to one resolution. Probably the best way is by use of repeating a background. <br />
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Is a good example of what I'm talking about.<!--content-->That is a nice border/background.<br />
<br />
Thanks!<br />
<br />
Craig<!--content-->
<br />
I am new to this and have started with a template made in Photoshop optimized for 800x600. I want to change it to 1024. Anyone know how to do this? It has a Flash menu too.<br />
<br />
Thanks!!<br />
<br />
Craig<!--content-->Also, if the resizing could be done in Studio MX, that would be best since that is what I am learning.<br />
<br />
Craig<!--content-->One) Making a website completely with Photshop is a bad idea.<br />
Two) If you are making a website completely with Photoshop, I would keep it at 800*600, so people with that resolution don't end up with a horizontal scrollbar.<br />
Three) Studio MX is not a program unto itself, rather a number of different programs grouped together which cover different aspects of web design.<!--content-->Thanks Paul. It was built by a professional in Photoshop and I am editting it in Dreamweaver, Flash and Fireworks.<br />
<br />
If I end up getting it resized, I think I will pay the original author as this seems pretty complicated...<br />
<br />
Craig<!--content-->Something else to think about is how to make your images "adjust" to different resolutions so you free up your design from being restricted to one resolution. Probably the best way is by use of repeating a background. <br />
<br />
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.themaninblue.com/home/home/">http://www.themaninblue.com/home/home/</a><!-- m --><br />
<br />
Is a good example of what I'm talking about.<!--content-->That is a nice border/background.<br />
<br />
Thanks!<br />
<br />
Craig<!--content-->