You can use photoshop, imageready or fireworks to slice images. depending on the version of photoshop that you have, there is a slice icon in the main toolbar and there is two option one for slicing and the other for editing a slice.
You simply draw boxes around the sections of the images to create your slices. It will probably take some practice to get the slices the way you want them but you can also use the edit slice tool to clean them up. once you get the image sliced the way you want it, choose export for the web (assuming you are using a recent version of photoshop) you will need to cutomize the output options to make sure you are exporting the slices the way you want and then just add them to an html page.
The best advice I can give you is to locate the slice tool and play with it. the best way I have found to learn new features in software is to explore and play. Let us know how you make out.
bkendall
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thank you for help aswell. now i have just little problem : when i export and save it and then load it in Adobe Dreamweaver latest version and want to insert link into an image button that i sliced it doesnt show any errors in dream* but when i upload to website ftp and try to use the button "click " around the sliced image that ive done link POP'S out a blue line around the image . How can i prevent that from happening !?
and help would be much apricated :)
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Flash tutorial basics from w3schools.com , Adobe official tutorials on Flash or perhaps their Designer community .
I would suggest to start with w3schools basic tutorials to get to know the Flash environment and then search for topics of your interest. Over there years Flash accumulated huge numbers of website specifically targeting Flash
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