Your image source file now contains six frames with six images. Holding the images in frames lets you export them all at once with the file settings you want, as follows.
Select File > Image Preview.
In the Image Preview dialog box, do the following:
In the Format pop-up menu, select JPEG.
The JPEG format is best for digital or scanned photographs, images using textures, images with gradient color transitions, and any images that require more than 256 colors. For more information on format choices, seeAbout graphic files.
In the Quality text box, type 75, or use the Quality slider.
Select the Sharpen Color Edges option.
Click Export.
In the Export dialog box that appears, browse to the following folder on your hard disk:
local_sites/cafe_townsend/images/
Select Frames to Files in the Export pop-up menu.
Make sure that Trim Images is not selected.
Click Export.
Fireworks exports each frame as a separate image file to the images folder using the name of the frame for the filename.
Comments
Tim Tylor
said on
Oct 1, 2006
at
6:50 AM :
Minor grumble for item 3 - there's no images folder at that location, at least in Studio 8, so one has to be created at this point. The text implies it already exists, so it's a bit confusing.
Comments
Tim Tylor said on Oct 1, 2006 at 6:50 AM :