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For documentation on the JavaScript API, see Extending Fireworks.
About scripting with Flash SWF files
With Flash, you can create SWF movies that contain JavaScript code. These movies can be used as Fireworks
commands, accessible from the Commands menu in Fireworks.
commands, accessible from the Commands menu in Fireworks.
You can even create a SWF movie and use it as a Fireworks panel, accessible from the Window menu. The Align panel
in Fireworks is an example of a Flash movie imported as a panel.
in Fireworks is an example of a Flash movie imported as a panel.
SWF movies that are used as commands are stored in the Commands folder on your hard disk, and SWF movies that
are used as panels are stored in the Command Panels folder.
are used as panels are stored in the Command Panels folder.
Note: The exact location of these folders varies from system to system and depends on whether you want the command
or panel to be available just to your user profile or to all users. Commands and Command Panels folders are located in
the Configuration folder in the Fireworks application folder and also in your user-specific Fireworks configuration folder.
For more information, see “Working with configuration files” on page 350.
or panel to be available just to your user profile or to all users. Commands and Command Panels folders are located in
the Configuration folder in the Fireworks application folder and also in your user-specific Fireworks configuration folder.
For more information, see “Working with configuration files” on page 350.
For more detailed instructions about creating commands or panels from Flash SWF movies, see Extending Fireworks.
Managing commands
You can rename or delete any commands that appear in the Commands menu.
You can rename or delete any commands that you create using the Manage Saved Commands option in Fireworks.
You must use the Extension Manager for other commands and extensions that were installed with Fireworks or that
you downloaded and installed from the Adobe Exchange website.
You must use the Extension Manager for other commands and extensions that were installed with Fireworks or that
you downloaded and installed from the Adobe Exchange website.
To rename a custom command that you created:
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Select Commands > Manage Saved Commands.
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Select the command.
3
Click Rename, enter a new name, and click OK.
To delete a custom command that you created, do one of the following:
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In Fireworks, select Commands > Manage Saved Commands. Then select the command and click Delete.
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On your hard disk, delete the JSF file for the command from the Commands folder in your user-specific Fireworks
configuration folder. For information on locating this folder, see “About user configuration files” on page 351.
configuration folder. For information on locating this folder, see “About user configuration files” on page 351.
To rename or delete a command that shipped with Fireworks or that you downloaded from the Adobe
Exchange:
Exchange:
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Select Command > Manage Extensions.
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Select Help > Manage Extensions.
The Extension Manager opens. For information about how to manage extensions, see Extension Manager Help.
Editing or customizing a command script
Command scripts are saved as JavaScript. If you know JavaScript, you can open and edit commands in any text
editor, such as Notepad (Windows) or TextEdit (Macintosh).
editor, such as Notepad (Windows) or TextEdit (Macintosh).