Imageready and Dreamweaver

Does anyone know a resolution for the following: I make
changes to a file in Imageready and then select Update HTML and
select the HTMLfile I need to update. The problem is that all my
links that I have created in Dreamweaver get overwritten every
time. Is there a way to update the HTML file without losing the
Dreamweaver links every time? This is a real pain. If someone has
an answer or maybe a different way of updating the HTML , it would
be much appreciated!!!
Thanks
Brian

"bwwalk" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Does anyone know a resolution for the following: I make
changes to a file
> in
> Imageready and then select Update HTML and select the
HTMLfile I need to
> update. The problem is that all my links that I have
created in
> Dreamweaver get
> overwritten every time. Is there a way to update the
HTML file without
> losing
> the Dreamweaver links every time? This is a real pain.
If someone has an
> answer or maybe a different way of updating the HTML ,
it would be much
> appreciated!!!
The best advice I can give you is to *not* create a page the
way you are
currently doing so. It is always best to slice your images
and export then
individually and then build the page yourself in DW. HTML
generated by a
graphics program is terribly rigid and inflexible and the
code can become
very bloated.
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On Fri, 28 Jul 2006 21:19:51 +0000 (UTC), "Rick McC"
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>I have built pages in ImageReady (with roll-overs). Can
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>
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