About Exporting Fireworks Graphics To Other Formats For Use In Flash; Exporting Fireworks Graphics And Animations As Swf Files - MACROMEDIA FIREWORKS 8-USING FIREWORKS Use Manual

To copy and paste graphics from Fireworks into a Flash document:
1. In Fireworks, select the object or objects to copy.
2.
Select Edit > Copy or click the Quick Export button and choose Copy from the
Macromedia Flash pop-up menu.
3. In Flash, create a new document and choose Edit > Paste.
You may have to ungroup the objects using Modify > Ungroup so that they will be
editable as separate vector objects in Flash.
About exporting Fireworks graphics to other formats for use in
Flash
You can export Fireworks graphics as JPEG, GIF, PNG, and Illustrator 7 (AI) files, and then
import them into Flash.
For information on exporting JPEG and GIF files, see Fireworks Help. For information on
exporting to PNG format, see
information on importing any of these formats into Flash, see
graphics and animations into Flash" on page
Although PNG is the native file format for Fireworks, PNG graphic files exported from
Fireworks are different from source PNG files you save in Fireworks. Exported PNG files
are not different from GIFs or JPEGs; they only contain image data and don't contain any
additional information such as slicing, layers, interactivity, Live Filters, or other editable
content. For more information on PNG source files, see Fireworks Help.

Exporting Fireworks graphics and animations as SWF files

Fireworks graphics and animations can be exported as Flash SWF files. You can make several
choices about how objects are exported.
Some formatting is lost unless you choose Maintain Appearance in the Flash SWF Export
Options dialog box. Stroke size and stroke color are maintained. The following formatting is
lost during export to SWF format:
Blend mode
Layers
Masks (applied before export)
Slice objects, image maps, and behaviors
Pattern fills
Contour gradients
"Exporting PNG files with transparency" on page
397.
397. For
"Importing exported Fireworks
Working with Macromedia Flash 395