Adobe 65011817 - Fireworks CS4 - Mac Using Manual page 256

USING FIREWORKS CS4
Using Fireworks with other applications
About the Flash library structure
Fireworks objects are imported into a Fireworks Objects Folder in the Flash library. The structure within this folder is
as follows:
File 1 folder // Named with the Fireworks file name
• Page 1 folder // Named with the page name (if more than one page)
— Page 1 // Named with the page name
— — State 1 folder // Named with the state name (if more than one state)
— — State 1 // Named with the state name
— — — Symbol 1 in State 1 // Named based on the symbol name
— — — Symbol 2 in State 1
...
— Shared Layers folder // Shared layers across states in Page 1
— — Shared Layer folder // Named with the name of the shared layer
— — Shared Layer symbol
• Page 2 folder
— Page 2
— Symbol 1 in Page 2 (For a page with no states)
...
• MasterPage folder
— MasterPage
— Symbol 1 in MasterPage
...
— Shared Layers folder // Shared layers across pages
— — Shared Layer folder // Named with the name of the shared layer
— — Shared Layer symbol
About importing Fireworks symbols in Flash
When importing Fireworks symbols in Flash, consider the following issues:
• If a symbol uses 9-slice scaling, the four slice guides are imported and preserved in Flash. The 9-slice scaling is not
preserved for animations, however. The imported symbols are saved as symbols in the Flash library.
• Soft edits that have been applied to rich symbols are lost. The master copy of the symbol is imported.
• 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.
• To achieve the full functionality of rich symbols in Flash, replace it with the Flash version of the symbol.
Last updated 3/8/2011
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