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ADOBE FIREWORKS CS3
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File > Export
Fireworks then applies these settings to new documents.
Note: As in previous versions of Fireworks, new slices still get their default optimization settings from the parent
document.
document.
You can also save custom optimization settings for future use in optimization or batch processing. The following
information is saved in custom preset optimizations:
information is saved in custom preset optimizations:
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Settings and color table in the Optimize panel
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Frame delay settings chosen in the Frames panel (for animations only)
To save optimization settings as a preset:
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Select Save Settings from the Optimize panel Options menu.
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Type a name for the optimization preset and click OK.
Saved optimization settings appear at the bottom of the Settings pop-up menu in the Optimize panel and in the
Property inspector. They are available in all subsequent documents. The preset file is saved in the Export Settings
folder in your user-specific Fireworks configuration folder. For information on the location of this folder, see “About
user configuration files” on page 351.
Property inspector. They are available in all subsequent documents. The preset file is saved in the Export Settings
folder in your user-specific Fireworks configuration folder. For information on the location of this folder, see “About
user configuration files” on page 351.
To share saved optimization settings with another Fireworks user:
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Copy the saved optimization preset file from the Export Settings folder to the same folder on another computer.
Note: The location of the Export Settings folder varies depending on your operating system. For more information, see
the previous procedure.
the previous procedure.
To delete a custom preset optimization:
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In the Optimize panel Saved Settings pop-up menu, select the optimization setting you want to delete.
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Select Delete Settings from the Optimize panel Options menu.
You cannot delete a Fireworks preset optimization setting.
Exporting from Fireworks
Exporting from Fireworks is a two-step process. First you must prepare your graphic or document for export by
optimizing it. After your graphic or document has been optimized, you can export it (or save it, depending on its
originating file type). For more information on optimizing, see “About optimizing” on page 257. For more infor-
mation on saving, see “Saving documents in other formats” on page 23.
optimizing it. After your graphic or document has been optimized, you can export it (or save it, depending on its
originating file type). For more information on optimizing, see “About optimizing” on page 257. For more infor-
mation on saving, see “Saving documents in other formats” on page 23.
You can export Fireworks graphics in a number of ways. You can export (or in some cases, save) a document as a
single image in GIF, JPEG, or another graphic file format. Or you can export the entire document as an HTML file
and associated image files. Or you can choose to export selected slices only. You can also export only a specified area
of your document. In addition, you can export Fireworks frames and layers as separate image files.
single image in GIF, JPEG, or another graphic file format. Or you can export the entire document as an HTML file
and associated image files. Or you can choose to export selected slices only. You can also export only a specified area
of your document. In addition, you can export Fireworks frames and layers as separate image files.
The default location to which Fireworks exports files is determined by the following, in this order:
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The document’s current export preference, which is defined if you’ve ever exported the document and then saved
the PNG