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Is Spritepad really as easy as they make it out to be?

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danatanseo last edited by

Hi all,

Have any of you used

http://wearekiss.com/spritepad to combine images into sprites after your site has already been designed?

I can see how it would be easy if you were doing this work as you were building and designing a site. But, on a custom coded site (that is not running on any well-know platform or CMS), is it really going to be a piece of cake?

Interested to hear about your experiences with this tool.

Thanks!

Dana
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