Exporting from Fireworks CS4 to Flash Catalyst

Doug Winnie shows you how to export basic artwork from Fireworks CS4 to Flash Catalyst using the FXG Export feature.

Hear what other Fireworks users are saying
I’m a fireworks lover. It really combines the best of vector and bitmap all in one package.

Do you know?
The Selective JPEG Compression feature allows you to compress separate parts of the same image at different compression settings?

[Screenshot]
http://creativecrew.org.sg/community/photos/photo?albumid=11#photoid=75

Hear what other Fireworks users are saying
I’m a recent Fireworks convert and I’ve got to say, once you stick with it (for Web work) you definitely come to realize the benefits in comparison to Photoshop.

Hear what other Fireworks users are saying
I’ve always been a Fireworks user and enjoy its more web-centric features for fast, flexible production work; start to finish.

Do you know?
Smart Guides and tooltips are used for precise positioning of layout and images?

Do you know?
There are 2 types of PNG. Fireworks PNG and flattened PNG.

Fireworks PNGs can display on web as normal PNGs, with the added bonus that they are editable and contain layers.

Do you know?
You can select the Help menu in Fireworks to access the online Fireworks LiveDocs. You can find help and documentation there.

Do you know?
Fireworks have the best workflow than Photoshop and Illustrator when comes to designing skins for Flex applications and creating interaction prototype in Flash Catalyst

Do you know?
There is also another type of html called Fireworks Html?
You can insert html created by Fireworks directly in Dreamweaver.

This sets up the roundtrip between Dreamweaver and Fireworks.