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| Slicing Your Image: Grouping Subimages | ||||||||||
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| Groups allow you select any rectangular subset of subimages and combine them into one larger subimage. | ||||||||||
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| With groups, you can combine subimages that share the same URL and minimize the number of subimages that are created. | ||||||||||
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| To group subimages 1. Select the subimages you want to include in the group. 2. Choose Edit->Group (Command-G). The selected subimages must form a rectangle. If they do not, the menu item Edit->Group will not be available. | ||||||||||
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| Not a rectangle, so the subimages cannot be grouped. | ||||||||||
| A rectangular selection can be grouped. | ||||||||||
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