Exporting From Fireworks; Exporting A Single Image - MACROMEDIA FIREWORKS 8-USING FIREWORKS Use Manual

Exporting from Fireworks

Exporting from Fireworks is a two-step process. First you must prepare your graphic or
document for export by optimizing it. After your graphic or document has been optimized,
you can export it (or save it, depending on its originating file type). For more information on
optimizing, see "About optimizing" on page
"Saving documents in other formats" on page
You can export Fireworks graphics in a number of ways. You can export (or in some cases,
save) a document as a single image in GIF, JPEG, or another graphic file format. Or you can
export the entire document as an HTML file and associated image files. Or you can choose to
export selected slices only. You can also export only a specified area of your document. In
addition, you can export Fireworks frames and layers as separate image files.
The default location to which Fireworks exports files is determined by the following, in this
order:
1. The document's current export preference, which is defined if you've ever exported the
document and then saved the PNG
2. The current export/save location, which is defined anytime you browse away from the
default location presented in a Save, Save As, Save a Copy, or Export dialog box
3. The current file's location
4. The default location where new documents or images are saved on your operating system
In contrast, the default location where Fireworks saves a document is determined by a
different set of criteria. For more information, see

Exporting a single image

You use the File > Export command to export a graphic after you have finished optimizing it
in the workspace.
If you are working with an existing image that you opened in Fireworks, you can save it rather
than export it. For more information, see
To export only certain images in a document, you must first slice your document and
then export only the desired slices. For more information, see
on page 354.
To export a Fireworks document as a single image:
1.
Select the file format you would like to use for exporting in the Optimize panel and set
format-specific options.
2.
Select File > Export.
352 Chapter 14: Optimizing and Exporting
326. For more information on saving, see
27.
"Saving Fireworks files" on page
"Saving documents in other formats" on page
26.
"Exporting selected slices"
27.