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Because Fireworks exports HTML content in the form of an HTML table, it also determines
the document layout for imported HTML based on HTML tables. An HTML file must
contain at least one table for Fireworks to be able to reconstruct it. For more about HTML,
see
"Exporting HTML" on page
You can get HTML content into Fireworks in several ways:
You can open all the HTML tables in an HTML file.
You can open the first HTML table that Fireworks encounters in an HTML file.
You can import the first HTML table that Fireworks encounters into an existing
Fireworks document.
Fireworks can also import documents that use UTF-8 encoding and those that are
written in XHTML. XHTML files usually have the extension .xhtm or .xhtml. For more
information on these file types, see
on page 366
and
To open all tables of an HTML file:
1.
Select File > Reconstitute Table.
2.
Select the HTML file that contains the tables you want to open, and click Open.
Each of the tables opens in its own document window.
To open only the first table of an HTML file:
1.
Select File > Open.
2.
Select the HTML file that contains the table you want to open, and click Open.
The first table in the HTML file opens in a new document window.
To import the first table of an HTML file into an open Fireworks document:
1.
Select File > Import.
2.
Select the HTML file you want to import from, and click Open.
3.
Click to place the insertion point where you'd like the imported table to appear.
Inserting objects into a Fireworks document
You can import, drag, or copy and paste vector objects, bitmap images, or text created
in other applications into a Fireworks document. You can also import images from a digital
camera or scanner.
357.
"Exporting files with and without UTF-8 encoding"
"Exporting XHTML" on page
365.
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