(p.335) In a browser, when the pointer hovers over a link, it changes from an arrow to a(n) ________.

(p.336) ________ are rectangular areas in an image that you define based on layers, guides, or precise selections in the image.

(p.336) You can define slices by using the ________.

(p.336) When you define slices in an image, Photoshop creates an HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language -- the language of a web page) table or Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) layers to contain and ________ the slices.

(p.336) You can also add hypertext ________ to images, which a visitor can click to open another web page.

(p.336) Unlike slices, which are always rectangular, images can be any shape.

(p.338) Once you create slices, you can turn them into ________, and then program them to make a web page work.

(p.338) Any new slice you create within an image is called a ________ slice.

(p.338) Automatically created slices that cover the entire area outside the user slice are called ________ slices.

(p.338) When you select the Slice or Slice Select tool, Photoshop displays the slices, with their slice ________, on the image.

(p.338) A ________ color means that a slice is a user slice.

(p.338) A ________ color indicates auto slices, automatically created by making a user slice.

(p.339) The blue and gray symbols or icons in slices are called ________.

(p.339) Slices aren't particularly useful until you set ________ for them.

(p.339) Slice options include the slice name and the ________ that opens when the user clicks the slice.

(p.339) In the Slice Options dialog box, typing ________ for URL lets you preview a button's functionality without programming an actual link; it's very helpful in the early stages of website design when you want to see how a button will look and behave.

(p.340) When multiple tools share a common keyboard shortcut, you can cycle through them by repeatedly pressing ________ + the shortcut.

(p.342) In addition to using the Slice tool, you can create slices based on ________.

(p.342) The ________ Target option opens a linked page in a new instance (window) of the web browser.

(p.344) It's important to keep web graphics (file sizes) as ________ as possible so that web pages open quickly.

(p.344) A good rule of thumb is to use ________ compression for photographic, continuous-tone images.

(p.344) A good rule of thumb is to use ________ compression for broad areas of color.

(p.348) Simply put, ________ is balancing file size against good looks

(p.348) With the ________ feature, you can publish high-resolution images on the web that viewers can pan and zoom to see more detail.

(p.349) Using Bridge, you can easily showcase your images in an online ________, so that visitors can view individual images or a slide show of your work.