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Beginner Question

Beginner Question

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I have made a png i add it to a page using front page 98 - work when i click prewiew in browser in program - do i have to make it a .gif if so how do i do that - because when i file > save as - i can only save as a .png
Thanks for you help
Al

RE: Beginner Question

You have to set the type of file you want to save in the optimize palette (GIF or JPEG). Then you need to export the image - Fireworks will still save a PNG (this is the file type that FW uses to maintain editability), but it will also save the new file to a folder of your choice.

Of course if it is just a small part of the image that you want to save you need to insert a slice first, then select the slice and go through the same procedure, or right click on the selected slice and choose 'export selected slices'.

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