Working With Adobe Photoshop; Placing Photoshop Graphics In Fireworks; Dragging Individual Photoshop Graphics Into Fireworks - MACROMEDIA FIREWORKS 8-USING FIREWORKS Use Manual

3.
Select Edit in Macromedia Fireworks from the pop-up menu.
HomeSite starts Fireworks, if it is not already open.
4.
If prompted, specify whether to locate a Fireworks source file for the placed image. For
more information on Fireworks source PNG files, see Fireworks Help.
5.
In Fireworks, edit the image.
The Document window indicates that you are editing a Fireworks image from another
application.
6. When you are finished making edits, click Done in the Document window.
The updated image is exported back to HomeSite, and the PNG source file is saved if a
source file was selected.

Working with Adobe Photoshop

Fireworks provides excellent support for importing native Photoshop (PSD) files, with
options for retaining many aspects of the imported files, including layers, masks, and editable
text. As a result, you can bring Photoshop images into Fireworks for further editing and web
optimization without losing the ability to export the images back into Photoshop.

Placing Photoshop graphics in Fireworks

You can drag individual Photoshop graphics into Fireworks, or you can import an entire
Photoshop file.

Dragging individual Photoshop graphics into Fireworks

You can place Photoshop graphics into Fireworks by dragging them into your document.
To drag a Photoshop graphic into Fireworks:
Drag the graphic from Photoshop into an open document in Fireworks.
Each graphic you drag becomes a new bitmap object. Text is also imported as a bitmap
object and becomes uneditable as text. For more information, see
from Photoshop" on page 415.
"About importing text
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