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Hi, basically you are using the wrong shape to do this. I've given you a link to an image that shows the type of shape you need, but you will need to work the dimensions out yourself :-) http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/1521/funnle01il8.gif http://www.demonwebdesign.co.uk/

Hi gkris1151, could you use the magic wand tool? Failing that maybe you could post the image? http://www.demonwebdesign.co.uk/

Well, you shouldn't be creating the whole page in fireworks unless it's a mockup of a design, if that's what you mean. This link (about half way down) gives you stats about how many people use different monitor resolutions. Web design puritans will probably say that you should be coding for 800...

Select your text. Roughly in the middle of the property inspector (underneath text size), you will find the stroke colour swatch. Click on that. You can then select a colour, or if you are feeling adventurous, you can click on 'stroke options' to choose different properties for your stroke...

Create 2 rectangles, for example one is 200px x 200px and the other is 196px x 196px and align them both horizontally and vertically. Ensure the smaller is on top and then click Modify > Combine Paths > Punch. The resulting path is 2px wide, simulating a rectangles stroke, but unlike a stroke...

You can't give gradients to strokes I'm afraid. You would have to punch a small rectangle out of a larger rectangle to create a composite path that mimics the stroke, and give that path a gradient. Not sure I can visualise what you are trying to achieve though, do you have an example...

Could you give a link to the logo? http://www.demonwebdesign.co.uk/

Hi alain, there's a tutorial here that takes you through building a layout with fw/dw: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/fireworks/articles/layout_editing.html I hope that helps. http://www.demonwebdesign.co.uk/

This is an old post, so I'm not sure whetehr you are still looking for a solution, but here's one. You can't apply a gradient to a line, but you can draw a 1 pixel high rectangle and apply the gradient to it - it will look the same. http://www.demonwebdesign.co.uk/

Adjust the brightness/contrast on a sample image, then look at your history panel. Highlight all the steps you would like to perform in batch. Click on the options button (top right of the history panel and save those steps as a command. You can then use your command in a batch process...

Hi Dagormatix, select the first frame you want to change and, whilst holding down shift, select the last frame you want to change. This should highlight all frames in between. Double click on the frame delay and change as you would normally - this will change all highlighted frames. Download...