[zib888]

Hey guys I need to create a web advertisement which has 3-4 slides that rotate on the side of the webpage. I would assume I need it in HTML form so that the place that is placing my ad will be able to put it on their site. I would like it have 3-4 slides rotating so I can get more out of my limited space and also to catch people's eye. I was wondering if anybody knew any good software I could use to easily create this ad. I have searched but couldn't find much. Let me know. Thanks.

[CrazeD]

You can use Photoshop to make the images and then use Imageready to make it "slide" (animated).

[Yek]

Graphics software, such as Fireworks for the images. And Jasc animation shop to animate.

[carnageX]

Or you can just skip ImageReady and animate it within PhotoShop as well =P. CS3 got rid of IR, and CS2 does have animation built in as well...I never use IR unless I have to open a GIF, but then I just import it into PS =).

[CrazeD]

Originally Posted by carnageX

Or you can just skip ImageReady and animate it within PhotoShop as well =P. CS3 got rid of IR, and CS2 does have animation built in as well...I never use IR unless I have to open a GIF, but then I just import it into PS =).

Wow, I might have to upgrade to CS3 then. I frigin HATE IR.

[carnageX]

PhotoShop CS2 has animation built in, though too. Just go to Window > Animation. It'll bring up the animation window at the bottom of the screen.

[CrazeD]

Yes but it sucks compared to IR.

Either that, or I just fail to understand how it works.

[carnageX]

Only thing IR has over it is the more advanced animation options (i.e. slices). I like to use PS's built in because I can still edit with PS's tools =). I've made all of my gif's like that...never use IR except to initially open a GIF I'm going to edit, but then I just switch it over to PS.

[zib888]

ok thanks for the help guys... i will get those programs and see if I have any more questions.