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ADOBE FIREWORKS CS3

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Fireworks is opened with an empty canvas that is exactly the same size as the placeholder image. The Document
window indicates that you are editing an image from Dreamweaver.

Create an image in Fireworks and click Done when you are finished.

Specify a name and location for the source PNG file in the Save As dialog box, and click Save.

Note: If you entered a name for the image placeholder from the Property inspector in Dreamweaver, that name is used
as the default filename in Fireworks.

For more information on saving Fireworks PNG files, see Fireworks Help.

Specify a name for the exported image file or files in the Export dialog box.

These are the image files that are displayed in Dreamweaver.

Specify a location for the exported image file or files. The location you choose should be within your Dream-

weaver site folder.

For more information on exporting, see Fireworks Help.

Click Save.

When you return to Dreamweaver, the image placeholder you originally selected is replaced with the new Fireworks
image or table you created.

Placing Fireworks HTML code in Dreamweaver

There are several ways to place Fireworks-generated HTML code into Dreamweaver. You can export HTML, or you
can copy Fireworks HTML code to the Clipboard. You can also open an exported Fireworks HTML file in Dream-
weaver and copy and paste selected sections of code. You can easily update code you’ve exported to Dreamweaver
using the Update HTML command in Fireworks. You can even export HTML as a Dreamweaver library item.

For more information on exporting HTML, see Fireworks Help.

Note: Before exporting, copying, or updating Fireworks HTML for use in Dreamweaver, make sure to choose Dream-
weaver as the HTML type in the HTML Setup dialog box. For more information, see Fireworks Help.