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Step 1 >> Choose the web page color<br />

by double-clicking the foreground<br />

swatch to show the Color Picker and<br />

then selecting the Only Web Colors<br />

option. Next create a picture with a<br />

transparent background.<br />

10.07 Creating downloadable slide shows<br />

Suitable for Elements – 5.0, 4.0, 3.0, 2.0, 1.0 | Diffi culty level – Basic<br />

Menus used – File<br />

Version 2.0 of Elements introduced a PDF slide show making<br />

option. <strong>The</strong> feature proved so popular that Adobe introduced<br />

two slide show features in version 3.0 for Windows – Simple<br />

and Custom. Elements 5.0 continues this development and the<br />

program now contains a common Slide Show Editor interface<br />

which can produce multiple different types of slide shows. <strong>The</strong><br />

feature contains a host of options that allow users to create true<br />

multimedia slide shows, complete with music, narration, pan<br />

and zoom effects, transitions, extra graphics and backgrounds<br />

and titles.<br />

Step 1 >> Preselect the photos to<br />

include in the show from within the<br />

Photo Browser and then select Photo<br />

Browser: File > Create > Slide Show.<br />

Set the defaults for the presentation<br />

in the Slide Show Preferences dialog<br />

and then click OK to proceed to the<br />

main Slide Show Editor window.<br />

ADVANCED PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 5.0 FOR DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHERS<br />

Step 2 >> Choose Editor: File > Save<br />

for Web feature and the JPEG option.<br />

Select the same color for the Matte<br />

by double-clicking the swatch and<br />

selecting from the Color Picker. Click<br />

OK to save.<br />

Step 2 >> Adjust the slide sequence<br />

by click-dragging thumbnails within<br />

the storyboard or Quick Reorder<br />

workspaces. Insert transitions by<br />

clicking the space in between slides<br />

and selecting a type from the menu<br />

in the Properties pane. Add graphics<br />

and text by click-dragging from the<br />

Extras pane.<br />

Step 3 >> Now construct the web page<br />

with the same color in the background<br />

and add in the new matted graphic.<br />

When the page is displayed the object<br />

will seamlessly merge with the page<br />

color.<br />

Your own on-line slide show >><br />

<strong>The</strong> fi nal PDF fi le can be linked to a<br />

button in your website, allowing the<br />

show to be displayed in the browser<br />

via the free Adobe Acrobat plug-in.<br />

Here the slide show fi le is linked<br />

using the Inspector palette in Adobe<br />

GoLive.<br />

Step 3 >> Record voice-over by selecting<br />

a slide and then using the narration<br />

option in the Extras pane. Add existing<br />

audio by clicking the sound-track bar at<br />

the bottom of the storyboard. Produce<br />

the slide show by selecting File > Output<br />

Slide Show and picking the type of<br />

presentation to produce from the Slide<br />

Show Output dialog.<br />

Book resources at: www.adv-elements.com<br />

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EXTENDING YOUR WEB<br />

ABILITIES

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