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    Default Export images in slices? What?

    Anybody know what this is useful for? Just wondering.

    Mark

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    Default Re: Export images in slices? What?

    In the days of slower internet connections, sometimes larger images were sliced into smaller images so the image would load faster. Today this is anachronistic.

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    Default Re: Export images in slices? What?

    Hi Mark,
    Not used a lot these days but quite common when the web was far slower.
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    Default Re: Export images in slices? What?

    Quote Originally Posted by gwpriester View Post
    Today this is anachronistic.
    unless of course you are creating sites for parts of the world where broadband is not the norm; which is possibly a very large area though likely english is not the native language in a lot of it
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    Default Re: Export images in slices? What?

    Fwiw...
    slicing used to be dead for a couple of years but has seen a revival in recent years:
    In modernized form (overlapping slices allowed, continuous export) for serving media
    in web-interfaces see here inside a product which just hit the market.

    Xara does actually use somewhat similar principles when creating web content with variants.
    Last edited by hoja; 26 November 2016 at 08:18 AM.

 

 

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