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What's new in Fireworks CS4
Improved performance, stabilityWork faster, smarter with Fireworks overall performance
enhancements from file open and save, to symbol update and intensive
bitmap and vector operations.
New user interfaceSwitch from other Creative Suite applications—like Photoshop,
Illustrator, and Flash—with the ease and familiarity of universal
user interface design.
CSS based layoutsDesign complete Web pages in Fireworks’ robust graphic
environment and then export web standards compliant, CSS-based layouts,
complete with external style sheets in one step. Start with one
of the six most common layouts and integrate foreground and background
graphics with automatic margin and padding detection. Drop HTML
rich symbols on your Fireworks layouts to specify headings, links,
and form properties for precise CSS control.
PDF ExportGenerate high-fidelity, interactive, secure PDF documents
from your Fireworks design comps for enhanced client communication.
Adobe Type EngineProduce superior type designs with the enhanced typesetting
capabilities of the Adobe Type Engine, familiar to users of Photoshop
and Illustrator, and now in Fireworks. Import or copy/paste double-byte
characters from Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop without loss of fidelity.
Float text inside a path for high impact text logos.
Live stylesTake a Fireworks object or text with professionally designed
styles or your own custom collection. Update applied effects, colors,
and text attributes by modifying a single style source.
Workspace improvementsSmart Guides for swift, accurate positioning and measurement
of guides and elements on the canvas: heads-up display lets you
know where you are on the canvas as you drag guides in place. In-place
symbol editing for precise symbol refinement in context with the
rest of your design; expansive 9-slice scaling tool now applies
to any object on the canvas, not just symbols.
Adobe AIR authoringCreate your Adobe AIR prototype directly within Fireworks
as a click-through mock-up, ready to be deployed to HTML and CSS,
Flex, or SWF.
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