3. If Fireworks Preferences are set to ask whether a source file should be used in editing, and if you
have not yet specified this source file, the Find Source dialog box opens. Click Use a PNG to use
the PNG format source file or Use This File to work with the exported file. The Image Preview
dialog box appears.
4. Make whatever modifications are needed from the Options, File, or Animation tabs of the
Optimize Images dialog box.
5. When you??™re finished, click the OK button to accept your changes or click Cancel to return to
Dreamweaver without modifying the image.
If you??™re working with a Fireworks source file, the changes are saved to both your source file
and the exported file; otherwise, only the exported file is altered. NOTE NOTE
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Exploring Fireworks Source and Export Files
The separate source file is an important concept in Fireworks, and I strongly advise you to use it. Generally,
when working in Fireworks, you have a minimum of two files for every image output to the Web: your source
file and your exported Web image. Whenever you make major alterations, it??™s best to make them to the source
file and then update the export files. Not only is it easier to work this way, but you also get a better image.
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