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As the original author of the script linked through OP's post and in an effort to give this question some closure, I'd like to say that most likely the document that Fibericon was trying to save had some layer groups which my original script couldn't handle. It has since been updated.
The script can be found linked through my answer, or it can be downloaded ...
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When we look at the dimensions of the circles in your SVG we can see that each of the circles in fact is not a circle but an ellipse. Also the stroke width varies from circle to circle being approximately 5 px only.
To clean this up I
selected all objects with the select tool.
adjusted the height and the width to exactly 340 px
corrected the stroke ...
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As nobody seems to know, I went ahead and used my development knowledge to hack a JavaScript solution together. I posted this over on stack overflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16730091/programmatically-slicing-an-image-in-fireworks-and-exporting-on-whole-transparen/16730092#16730092
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What I ended up doing is the following:
Select the object(s) to export
Open the document properties window (Ctrl+Shift+D)
Select "Resize page to drawing or selection"
File > Save As Copy...
Select Optimized SVG as the format if you want to use it on the web
Not as quick as I would like but quicker than creating a new document for each graphic that you ...
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The reason that behaviour takes place is that you have constructed your layer shapes in the wrong way or you copied and pasted from another program like Illustrator and something went wrong with the shapes in that process.
I opened your file and discovered you have paths on your shape layers that are useless, they just sit on top of your shapes (on the same ...
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Export png sequence from Flash. Import to Photoshop as images sequence. Save for web in Photoshop as animated gif. Much better results and proper colors and dither handling by Photoshop.
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Since you presumably have a bunch of devs handy, perhaps you can persuade someone to get into the Photoshop DOM and write some custom javascript. I don't think it would be too complex, and it certainly isn't impossible.
An alternative approach, if I understand your workflow correctly (a single master AI file that drives all of the PSDs), would be to set up ...
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You could simply use one smart object within Photoshop.
For example:
Set up your Illustrator file will all the buttons:
Open the Photoshop file and simply choose File > Place and place the Illustrator file (as a Smart Object):
Now you can mask out portions you do not need and duplicate, reposition, and scale the Smart Object as often as needed:
At ...
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Why jump to Photoshop to do the layout? If you're creating the art in Illustrator to begin with, stick with Illy. It's much more fit to the task. You can place your art as links or just maintain your styles all in one doc (presuming your application isn't too large).
A [painful] work-around to make Photoshop do unnatural things is variables. You would only ...
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One easy way is to set up two layer comps. One for export and one for presentation/designing. Then you can just toggle between them.
Another little trick is is to put everything that needs to be sliced/exported in a smart object. Open the smart object and do the slices within it. This way you can have multiple slice sets in one document and they won't ...
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For me is quite a simple thing to click on the eye icon to hide it lol. IF I know I'm not gonna use it, I just hide it from the begining, and I use the rulers to measure the space. Anyways, this is maybe what you gotta look for, scripting in photoshop: LINK
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If you're working with an editable multi-layered .PSD document it is advisable that any imagery you would like to not have displayed for the final export is hidden within your 'layers' palette.
Hide each element 1 by 1, then export the slices. Should keep everything you want on 1 page.
Hope that helps!
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Not a complete solution, but this might help someone who's come here from google.
If you save with the 'Save for Web' dialog [File > Save for Web] you can resize during the saving process, the options are on the right hand side under 'Image Size'.
I do this quite often when I need a couple of different sizes for an image, although as the other responses ...
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I am answering my own question.
After extensive testing, i can confirm that AT LEAST Version X4 and X6 of CorelDraw GS has a PLT IMPORT bug.
The bug happens only when there is an extremely high count of nodes in a path.
I have filed a bug report with Corel's Paid Support and i am awaiting for answers.
A workaround if you are in the same situation is to ...
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