Adobe Fireworks CS3 Manual De Usuario

ADOBE FIREWORKS CS3

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Click the expander arrow or the title of the Property inspector.

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Select Collapse Panel Group from the docked Property inspector Options menu.

For more information about specific Property inspector options, see the appropriate sections throughout Using 
Fireworks or Fireworks Help.

Panels are floating controls that help you edit aspects of a selected object or elements of the document. Panels let you 
work on frames, layers, symbols, color swatches, and more. Each panel is draggable, so you can group panels together 
in custom arrangements.

Some panels may be grouped together by default, while others are not. The following panels may contain other 
panels:

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Assets

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Colors

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Page, Layers, Frames and History

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Optimize and Align

Most of the panels are not typically grouped with other panels by default, but you can group them if you want. When 
you group panels together, all panel group names appear in the panel group title bar. You can, however, assign any 
name you like to panel groups.

lets you manage the settings that control a file’s size and file type and work with the color palette 

of the file or slice to be exported.

organizes a document’s structure and contains options for creating, deleting, and manipulating 

layers. 

displays the contents of the Common Library folder, which contains symbols.

displays the pages in the current file and contains options for manipulating pages.

displays the frames in the current file and includes options for creating animations.

lists commands you have recently used so that you can quickly undo and redo them. In addition, 

you can select multiple actions, and then save and reuse them as commands. For more information, see “Using the 
History panel to undo and repeat multiple actions” on page 40.

contains Auto Shapes that are not displayed in the Tools panel.

lets you store and reuse combinations of object characteristics or select a stock style.

contains graphic symbols, button symbols, and animation symbols. You can easily drag instances 

of these symbols from the Library panel to your document. You can make global changes to all instances by 
modifying only the symbol. For more information, see “Using Styles, Symbols, and URLs” on page 183.

lets you create libraries containing frequently used URLs.