fireworks

Source: www.magicblogz.com --- 21 hours ago
In this tutorial, we will learn how to create and export an image that contains several links. This can be very useful in web banners used for advertisements. Creating your image First, you must already have created an image: For my part, I'll use this image: Launch Macromedia fireworks, and import your image file (Ctrl + R). Let's now focus on the [Web] section: Click on [Rectangle Hotspot tool] Then, create as much rectangles as you want according to the number of links you are going to use: Now, it's time to assign a link to each rectangle you have just created. With your [Pointer tool], select the first rectangle and at the bottom you will find a field in which you will insert your link: Do the previous step repeatedly until you finish inserting all your links with the different rectangles you have created. How to save our image correctly? To make our image accessible with all the links that we have embedded, you must not save it as GIF, you must also add a script that will give us the coordinates of the various links. To do this, no need to search for another software: fireworks can do this job for you. In File menu click on [Export Wizard] Next, click on "Continue" Choose now the option that suits you, for my part I will select [The web]: Hit [Continue] then click on [Exit] button Then a window appears to adjust the quality of your image: You can put whatever options you want, for my part I am going to use the GIF WebSnap 256 ...