Tom Green shows off how to bring a Photoshop image into Fireworks and export it as an html document.
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Tom is a professor of Interactive Multimedia through the Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning's School of Media Studies. Like all faculty in the program, Tom believes his students deserve to be taught by instructors who are regarded as experts in their field and whose knowledge of their subject is current with industry best practice.
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That was great info, thanks!
I am a student trying to re align my thoughts on using my skills in CS3 to help with some freelance work.
It has been around six months and I have not touched the programs recently.
This toot help me remember how easy it seems to be to design a page with multiple sources; photshop, fireworks.
Hello:
In your example, why doesn’t the FW text render as live text in the browser?
Thanks,
Terry
I like it! Thank you! All the information that is taught here is a great thing!
I have the same question as Terry. I actually watched for the specific purpose of finding how how to make text appear as text when exporting from fireworks.
Thank U for your tutorial
very informing, well done
Great tutorial. But what are you doing from 3:07 – 3:16 (“This is a little too close, I’m just going to pull this over….”)???
[...] Photoshop Image to Web using Fireworks CS4 Tom Green shows off how to bring a Photoshop image into Fireworks and exports it as a html document. [...]
[...] Photoshop Image to Web using Fireworks CS4 Tom Green shows off how to bring a Photoshop image into Fireworks and exports it as a html document. [...]
really nice tutorial, thanks for sharing..