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12. Choose Other for Play in the Animation palette. Then enter 4 for Time in the Animation Settings dialogue
box, and click OK.
13. Press Play to view your new animation, or press Ctrl+Alt+P/Command+Option+P to preview the ani-
mation in your browser.
14. Close the file without saving it.
Creating Image Maps
Adobe ImageReady software makes it simple for you to produce client-side image maps—navigational
graphics with URLs embedded in them for linking to those sites (or to pages on those sites). You can assign
a different URL to each layer in an image.
Try it:
1.
Choose File > Open > 3Circles.psd.
2.
If necessary, choose Window > Show Layers.
3.
Click Layer 3 in the Layers palette, and choose Layer Options from the Layers palette pop-up menu (or
double-click Layer 3).
4.
Check Use Layer As Image Map.
5.
Choose Circle for Shape.
6.
Enter http://www.adobe.com/blue for the URL, and click OK.
Note that the URL associated with the layer now appears in the Layers palette.
7.
Repeat Steps 3–6 for the red and yellow circles, but modify the URL to say /red and /yellow respectively.
8.
Choose File > Preview in Browser > [name of your browser] to view the image map.
When you move your cursor over the different circles, the cursor changes to a hand to indicate a link.
The URL appears along the lower-left edge of the browser window.
9.
Close the browser, and then close the file in ImageReady without saving it.
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