You are getting into the realms of javascript control rather than something which can be done in Image Ready.  

Keith
www.studiosoft.co.uk

Thanks Keith.

Yeah you are right about that. However, ImageReady 7 performs the task easily. With CS2 the response is different.

At this point I am being stubborn, I will admit it. I could do it in ImageReady 7, but I just want to work with one version of ImageReady. I don't want to switch back and forth, and they both can't run at the same time.

The obvious question is why did Adobe have to make things more complicated?

Not familiar with Image Ready 7 so can't really comment.
Get used to it - this is the modern way.
(off topic) My wife bought a mobile phone - it has internet access, camera, email, more ring tones than you can shake a stick at but as a phone it sucks. battery lasts only 24 hrs, you have to press a button to see if you have missed a call and the phone cannot be used in the dark because the buttons do not light up.

Back to your plight - How do you want the page to appear when the rollover is enlarged? Do you want the big picture to overlap the existing page?

Keith
www.studiosoft.co.uk

tushe  ... I want the picture in the hidden layer to raise above the main layer when the slice is rolled over. The main layer contains the slice (w/ rollover effect).