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Rollover error when adding new layers to document

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From: bryan_estes
Date: Sat, 21 Oct 2006 04:41
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I created an entire website in photoshop with multiple layer folders containing the layers of each corresponding web page: home, info, contact, etc.

Then I sent the file over to Imageready to create the necessary slices and rollovers. I saved optimized and everything worked fine.

Now, when I go back to photoshop and add content such as new graphics, text, etc.. and then send the file to Imageready, the rollovers are all messed up! My old rollovers, when viewed in the over-state, show the new content in the center of the screen. I end up having to erase all of my rollovers and do them all over again. The strange part is that I will bring in an image in photoshop and make all kinds of adjustments, but the image that appears as a mistake with my rollovers is the original one! and I can't even find the original image in my layers palette.

This problem was posted by another user back in April - and several other users have reported a similar problem. I hope that there is a resolution for this soon.
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