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Google has just released their own Web browser called Chrome. After testing it out for a whole 10 minutes, I've found it to be the fastest browser I've ever used. I mostly use Firefox, and once in a while IE when it's absolutely necessary, but I think Google Chrome is going to give both browsers a run for their money. For full details visit: http://www.google.com/chrome
Here's a short demo showing you how to link pages, inside of Fireworks with Hotspots, to work in PDF files.
Fireworks now has Live Styles which means that any object that you have linked to a style will be updated when, and if that style is redefined, in the Properties Inspector. Here's a short demo showing you how to Redefine a Style in Fireworks.
Adobe has made available Fireworks CS4 beta. This new version of Fireworks has some key new features that Fireworks users of old and new will appreciate. The first thing you're sure to notice is the new interface. (Read on...)
(Above: Adobe Fireworks CS4 Beta)
I found this useful command for Fireworks offered by John Dunning. Check it out.
First let me say Happy New Year about 11 days late! Well, If you haven't heard the buzz yet regarding Adobe's new program Thermo, or haven't a clue what it is let alone what it's for, Adobe has posted an excellent video presentation explaining Thermo's proposed capabilities. Basically Thermo helps designers create Flex applications in a visual way, meaning non-programmers like me, can build interactive content for the web. If it pans out like the presentation shows all I can say is WOW! For more information visit: http://www.adobe.com/newsletters/edge/december2007/video/index.html?trackingid=BOYND
Fireworks users can now use Kuler inside of Adobe Fireworks CS3 with this new panel. It's still considered as a beta release but it's here: http://pixelfumes.blogspot.com/2007/08/adobe-fireworks-cs3-kuler-panel.html |
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