MACROMEDIA FreeHand MX, Руководство пользователя

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Using Imported Artwork 313
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Select how to import objects:
Rasterize If Necessary to Maintain Appearance
converts some vector objects to uneditable
bitmap images. Only objects with effects, strokes, and fills not shared by FreeHand are
converted.
Keep All Paths Editable
lets you edit all imported vector objects. Some objects might appear
slightly different in FreeHand than in Fireworks because of differences in the way the two
applications interpret information. Also, some effects not shared by the two applications might
be discarded.
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Select how to import text:
Rasterize If Necessary to Maintain Appearance
converts some text objects to uneditable
bitmap images. Only text with effects, strokes, and fills not shared by FreeHand is rasterized.
Keep All Text Editable
enables you to edit all imported text. Some text might appear slightly
different in FreeHand than in Fireworks, and some effects not shared by the two applications
might be discarded.
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Select the Import as a Single Flattened Bitmap option if you want to preserve the look of the
entire Fireworks document. When this option is selected, the rest of the options in the
Fireworks PNG Import dialog box are dimmed. Select this option only if editability is not
important to you.
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Click OK.
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Click in the Document window where you want the Fireworks content to appear.
To import a generic PNG:
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Select File > Import.
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Locate and select the PNG file on your hard disk, then click Open.
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Click in the Document window where you want the PNG to appear.
Importing GIF files
GIF is a bitmap graphic file format that is supported by both Windows and Macintosh platforms.
A GIF can be imported into or exported from FreeHand and supports up to 256 colors. However,
this format is not recommended for print.
To import a GIF file:
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Select File > Import.
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Navigate to locate the file, and select it.
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Click Open.
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Click in the page to which you want to import the GIF file.