Add Fireworks as an image editor in Java

Making QR Code 2d barcode in Java Add Fireworks as an image editor

In the Dreamweaver Preferences dialog box, set Fireworks as the primary external image editor for selected graphics files This enables Fireworks to be the editor that automatically launches for editing your placed graphics files For example, you may want to launch Fireworks as the primary editor for GIF and PNG files, and another application for editing JPEG files To add Fireworks as an image editor, follow these steps:

plus (+) button to add Fireworks (and any other applications you want to include) as an editor for any of the graphic extensions Dreamweaver doesn t automatically detect that you have Fireworks installed so you must enter the path to the Fireworks application in the Fireworks text box

it from the list of editors and click the Make Primary button For example, after adding Fireworks to the list in Step 2, select it and click the Make Primary button The Fireworks application name has (Primary) appended to it

Save all your Fireworks PNG source and Web-ready files in the same Dreamweaver site folder This ensures that everyone in a workgroup can easily find and edit all the source files for the site

Exporting Web graphics from Fireworks into a Dreamweaver site folder ensures that Design Notes are integrated and up-to-date Fireworks creates a Notes folder for the Design Notes, which Dreamweaver uses to update code and graphics

When you re ready to insert Fireworks images into your Dreamweaver document, you can do so two ways The first way is to place exported Fireworks graphics directly into a file by choosing Insert Image in Dreamweaver The other way is to design images in Fireworks to replace Dreamweaver image placeholders

When you ve designed, saved, and exported your graphics from Fireworks, you re ready to import those exported graphics into a Dreamweaver document If you need help creating, saving, and exporting Fireworks graphics, refer to the Fireworks Help files or download a copy of the Fireworks manual from Macromedia at wwwmacromediacom/support/documentation/ en/fireworks/ Follow these steps to insert an exported Fireworks image into a Dreamweaver file:

image to go and choose Insert Image Or, on the Common tab of the Insert bar, click and drag the Image button into the open document The Select Image Source dialog box opens

(Windows) or Open (Mac) to complete the insertion If you select an image from outside the Dreamweaver local site folder, a message appears asking if you want Dreamweaver to copy the file into the root folder of the managed Dreamweaver site Click Yes Now you can easily edit your images in Fireworks using the roundtrip editing feature, as described in Editing Images in Fireworks Tables, later in the chapter

In Dreamweaver, you can create image placeholders that set aside space for graphics that haven t been created yet (See Book II, 3 for details on creating image placeholders) With roundtrip editing, you can select an individual image placeholder in Dreamweaver and use Fireworks to create a graphic to replace it

Before beginning the roundtrip editing process, be sure that you specify Fireworks as the image editor for png files (as described in Optimizing Dreamweaver for Use with Fireworks, earlier in the chapter) and create all the image placeholders in a Dreamweaver document Follow these steps to replace a Dreamweaver image placeholder with a Fireworks image:

Fireworks detects image placeholder settings from Dreamweaver, such as image width and height, alternate text, and image ID, as well as links, text alignment settings, and JavaScript behaviors, and uses these settings as the basis for the replacement graphic Therefore, you may just see an empty white canvas instead of an exact replica of the placeholder image