Adobe Fireworks CS3 Manuale Utente

ADOBE FIREWORKS CS3

When importing rich graphic symbols, such as Flex components, into Flash, there are a few restrictions:

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Soft edits that have been applied to the symbol are lost. The master copy of the symbol is imported.

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Rich graphic symbols are stored as a PNG file and a JSF file. Only the PNG file is imported. If the symbol is made 
up of a number of paths, the paths are combined into one symbol.

If you need to have the full functionality of the symbol in Flash, you need to replace it with the Flash version of the 
symbol.

Fireworks supports the Photoshop layer effects listed below. This list describes how each effect is imported into 
Flash.

Mapping is as follows:

size maps to blurX, blurY
distance maps to distance
color maps to color 
angle maps to 180 - (Photoshop Effect angle)

Mapping is as follows:

size maps to blurX, blurY
distance maps to distance
color maps to color 
angle maps to 180 - (Photoshop Effect angle)

Mapping is as follows:

Opacity maps to strength
color maps to color
size maps to blurX, blurY

Mapping is as follows:

Opacity maps to strength
color maps to color
size maps to blurX, blurY

Objects with any other Photoshop layer effects are rasterized.

Objects and layers that are hidden in the PNG fie are imported and remain hidden in Flash. However non-visible 
parts of a rich graphic symbol are not imported (for example, button over or down states). 

If a layer is locked or hidden, all objects and sub-layers within the layer inherit this setting and retain it when they 
are imported into Flash. 

However, if you import a single page into a new layer in Flash, one layer is created for the entire page and all objects 
are displayed; visibility and locking attributes are not preserved in this case.

You can export Fireworks graphics as JPEG, GIF, PNG, and Adobe Illustrator 7 (AI) files, and then import them into 
Flash.