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ADOBE FIREWORKS CS3
User Guide
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Smoothing text edges
To smooth out a text edge, you “anti-alias” it. This makes the edges of the text blend into the background so that the 
text is cleaner and more readable when it is large.
Original text; after smoothing
You use the Property inspector to set anti-aliasing. If the Property inspector is minimized, click the expander arrow 
in the lower right corner to see all properties. Anti-aliasing applies to all characters in a given text block.
No Anti-Alias
disables text smoothing.
Crisp Anti-Alias
creates a sharp transition between the edges of the text and the background.
Strong Anti-Alias
creates a very abrupt transition between the edges of the text and the background, preserving the 
shapes of the text characters and enhancing detailed areas of the characters.
Smooth Anti-Alias
creates a soft transition between the edges of the text and the background.
System Anti-Alias
uses the text smoothing method provided by Windows XP or Mac OS X.
Custom Anti-Alias
provides the following expert-level controls over anti-aliasing:
Oversampling
determines the amount of detail used for creating the transition between the text edges and the 
background.
Sharpness
determines the smoothness of the transition between the text edges and the background.
Strength
determines how much the text edges blend into the background.
To apply an anti-aliased edge to selected text:
In the Property inspector, select one of options from the Anti-Aliasing pop-up menu:
Note: When you open vector files, such as Adobe FreeHand files, in Fireworks, text is anti-aliased. You can edit this 
attribute using the Property inspector. For more information, see “Opening graphics created in other applications” on 
page 16
Adjusting character width
You can expand or contract the character width of horizontal text using the Horizontal Scale option in the Property 
inspector.
Horizontal scale is measured in percentage values. 100% is the default.
Horizontal Scale option in the Property inspector
If the Property inspector is minimized, click the expander arrow in the lower right corner to see all properties.
To expand or contract selected characters:
In the Property inspector, drag the Horizontal Scale pop-up slider or enter a value in the text box. Drag the slider 
higher than 100% to expand the width or height of the characters, and drag it lower to reduce their width or height.