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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Hi and welcome to the Asylum There are two answers I can think of: 1) If you need to animate each one of your layers separately and need them to have a transparent background (as it seems to be the case in your question), you can use [b]Actions [/b]to help you save some time. Go to Window >> Action, click on the "New Page" icon (same than New Layer), you can give it a name and a function key (F3 for example), then click record, and all the actions you take from that point on will be recorded and reusable. To give you an example: a. Show one layer only (make the other ones invisible) b. Start your new [b]Action [/b]as mentioned above, click record (don't forget to choose a [b]function key[/b]) c. Save for web and edit all your preferences (compression formation and so on), save it in a new folder called "PNG" for example (I tend to create new folders for automatied tasks, just in case I've missed something and have to start again...) d. In your "Actions" window, click on the [u]square [/u]to stop recording e. Show another layer only and hit your function key, which will repeat the process without your having to take any action f. repeat point e. for each of your layer 2) If you don't need to have transparent backgrounds for you images, you can just slice up the whole banner with the Slices tool, then save for web and it will break down your banner in as many images than you have slices; but I don't think it applies to your question. Hope this helps, I struggle to explain things sometimes... Loading...
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