Exporting images withOUT rollover frames?

Small pet peeve that I'm hoping is fixed by some preference
setting...whenever I do a layout for export, I usually have a
handful of
images that will have rollovers, and a whole bunch that
won't.
However, when I export, ALL the images end up with
rollover/_f2
images...even those that aren't explicitely set with a
behavior. Is there a
way to turn that option off?
-Darrel

Thanks, Jim. I find this a silly 'bug', but I suppose the
best workaround is
to just keep my rollover menus in a separate file.
_Darrel
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> One option is to use button symbols for those two-frame
rollovers. They
> will export properly and your single frame elements will
exported properly
> too.
>
> Other options include selecting the two-frame slices and
choose export
> selected slices.
>
> A third option if you have CS3 is to use multiple pages,
and have those
> two frame slices on their own page, and the rest of the
document that does
> not require two frames can reside on its own page.
>
> If you're interested, I have a much more detailed
article on this at
> Community MX:
http://www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?cid=9256F
>
> HTH
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> darrel wrote:
>>> You have control how the filenames is outputted.
>>
>> That's not the issue. The issue is that slices that
AREN'T set to a
>> rollover behavior are still outputting two frames.
Is there a way to stop
>> that?
>>
>> For instance, I have three slices:
>>
>> a
>> b
>> c
>>
>> I set a and b to have simple rollover behaviors. I
then export and get
>> this:
>>
>> a
>> a_f2
>> b
>> b_f2
>> c
>> c_f2
>>
>> I have no need/want for that c_f2 file.
>>
>> -Darrel
>

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