Adobe 23101335 User Guide - Page 331
Using named optimization settings, Setting optimization options for JPEG, format
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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP 6.0 321 User Guide Using named optimization settings You can save optimization settings as a named set and apply the settings when working with other images. Settings that you save appear in the Settings pop-up menu in the Optimize panel/palette. Photoshop and ImageReady also include several predefined named settings. When you adjust optimization settings so that they no longer match a named set, the Settings menu displays the term "Unnamed." When you select multiple slices with different optimization settings, the Settings menu option is blank. To save optimization settings: 1 Choose Save Settings from the Optimize panel/palette menu. 2 Name the settings and choose a location where they will be saved. By default, named settings are saved in the Optimized Settings folder, inside the Presets folder in the Adobe Photoshop folder. 3 Click OK. To apply named optimization settings to an image: 1 Select a view in which to apply the optimization setting. 2 Select the slice or slices you want to apply the optimization setting to. (See "Selecting slices" on page 276.) 3 Choose a named optimization set from the Settings pop-up menu. To edit a named set of optimization settings: 1 Choose the named set from the Settings pop-up menu. 2 Adjust the settings as desired in the Optimize panel /palette. (The Settings menu displays the term "Unnamed," since the settings no longer match a named set.) 3 Choose Save Settings from the Optimize panel/palette menu, and save the settings with the name of the original set. 4 Click OK, and then click Replace. To delete named optimization settings: 1 In the Optimize panel/palette, select a named set of optimization settings from the Settings pop-up menu. 2 Choose Delete Settings from the Optimize panel/palette menu. Setting optimization options for JPEG format JPEG is the standard format for compressing continuous-tone images such as photographs. (See "About JPEG format" on page 318.) A B ImageReady Optimize palette JPEG options, with hidden options shown: A. File Format menu B. Quality menu