hello
yes I have a question about photoshop cs4 and cs5
I made my what's going to be my 1st page of my web site and I included a avi in to photoshop . the avi is a after effects project that I want to run on that page. so how dose one slice it up and send it to DW . do you have to code the avi in html or css to run as that page is being viewed. I notice that when I run it in photoshop nothing else is clickable as the avi runs. or what options do I have??
I'm new at this and need all the help I can get.
thanks
mel

Hi, I think you'll be better off by asking your question in a forum pertaining to Adobe, as both DW and PS are their programmes. This forum is for CoffeeCup software related questions.

thank you for that answer
I have coffeecup software and have for years. I just thought may be some one might be good enough to give me a answer this is the frist time using this site and did not know it was specifically for coffeecup software . I though it was for people helping each other with answers to a question?
thanks
mel

Hiya Mel,

It's definitely for that, but since your question is pertaining specifically to 2 softwares that come from the same company (Adobe) you would most likely get not only better, but faster (at least we hope faster lol) answers there. Definitely try there for your best support for their programs. If you have no luck there, do feel free to try again here, it happens many times that people use the same products as others and help with them. Good luck on it

Jo Ann thank you
for that and being so kind . But I was here so I asked . adobe you know how they are .
persnickety and I have lot's web software but they good software as well. I'll try them and see how it goes.
god bless and have a good day
thanks
mel

Jo Ann
I forgot to mention I use coffeecup software along with adobe software .I used coffeecup software in college and I still do.
thank you
mel

You're quite welcome Mel, do come back if you have problems getting answers there, but hopefully they have better service than some places do lol. I usually get answers pretty quickly from Adobe for software issues, so I'll cross my fingers that you do too

Jo Ann
thanks again
have a good day
mel