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Actually, you can use Photoshop to do a lot of the HTML.
After you slice your image up, using the slice tool, right click on a slice that is to be made into a link, and edit the slice. In there, you can add the URL, alt info, set the file name for that slice, etc...
Once you have done this to all needed slices, flip the image over to image ready, and save the optimized image. I build entire tour pages and TGPs this way.
If you're building a full web page, and want it to be centered in the browser window, edit the html doc after saving it in Image Ready, and add <center> right after the <body> tag and </center> right before the </body tag. The center tag is deprecated in current HTML standards, but it does the trick quick and easily.
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