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Options for importing Fireworks graphics, vector objects, and text
Options for importing graphics- Import As A Single Flattened Bitmap
- Imports a single, uneditable image.
- Import All Pages Into New States As Movie Clips
- Imports all of the pages in the PNG file into a new Flash
layer that takes the name of the PNG file. A key state is created
in the new layer at the current state’s location, the first page
of the PNG file is placed as a movie clip in this state, and all
the other pages are placed in states following it as movie clips.
The layer hierarchy and states within the PNG file are preserved.
- Import Page 1 Into Current State As Movie Clip
- The contents of the selected page are imported as a movie
clip, which is placed in the active state and layer in the Flash
file. The layer hierarchy and states within the PNG file are preserved.
- Import All Pages Into New Scenes As Movie Clips
- Imports all of the pages from the PNG file and maps each
one to a new scene as movie clips. Any layers and states within
the pages are preserved. If scenes already exist in the Flash file, the
import process adds the new scenes after the existing ones.
- Import Page 1 Into New Layer
- The selected page is imported as a new layer. States are
imported into the timeline as separate states.
Options for importing vector objects- Import As Bitmaps To Maintain Appearance
- Preserves the editability of vector objects, unless they
have special fills, strokes, or effects that Flash does not support.
To preserve the appearance of such objects, Flash converts them
to non-editable bitmap images.
- Import As Editable Paths
- Preserves the editability of all vector objects. If objects
have special fills, strokes, or effects that Flash does not support,
those properties might look different after they are imported.
Options for importing text- Import As Bitmaps To Maintain Appearance
- Preserves the editability of text, unless it has special
fills, strokes, or effects that Flash does not support. To preserve
the appearance of such text, Flash converts it to a non-editable
bitmap image.
- Keep All Text Editable
- Preserves the editability of all text. If text objects contain
special fills, strokes, or effects that Flash does not support,
those objects might look different after they are imported.
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