Updating And Editing Smart Objects - Adobe GOLIVE CS2 User Manual

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"To optimize and save web graphics" on page 365
"Storing Smart Object files" on page 359
"To update site files that are dependent on site extras" on page 210
To copy Smart Objects
When you copy a Smart Object to a different location, the copy uses the same source and target files as the original.
If you want to independently resize and optimize a copy, you can later create a unique target file.
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Copy a Smart Object to a different location.
If desired, create a unique target file for the copy: In the Basic tab of the Image Inspector, click the folder icon
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to the right of the Target text box.
Note: If a copied Smart Object shares a target file, GoLive displays a warning icon
image. This warning doesn't indicate a problem with the site; it simply informs you that resizing or reoptimizing the copy
will change all related Smart Objects. To locate related copies throughout a site, see "To find the source of Smart Object
warnings" on page 235.
See also
"About Smart Object source and target files" on page 358
"Storing Smart Object files" on page 359

Updating and editing Smart Objects

To change the matte color of Smart Objects
To create the illusion of transparency on a page, you can change the matte color of a Smart Object to match the
background color of the page. (In the target file, the matte color replaces transparency found in the source file.)
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In the Layout Editor, select the Smart Object.
In the Basic tab of the Smart Image Inspector, specify a color in the Matte color box.
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3
Click Apply.
Note: Smart Illustrator objects that use SVG or SWF format do not support matte color.
To configure GoLive to open source files in a separate application
Choose Edit > Preferences (Windows) or GoLive > Preferences (Mac OS).
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In the list on the left, select General.
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3
Select Launch Other Applications To Edit Media Files.
See also
"About Smart Object source and target files" on page 358
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