micheleAtTekTips
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It would be great if you could help, cause I'm stuck.
Commands seemed to be the answer to my problem I need to:
Resize an image so it fits a 70x70 canvas
Resize the canvas to 70x70
All my images have a different size to start with.
So I created 2 commands one who resizes an image which is heigher than wide and one for a wider than heigh image (guess there's no way for fireworks to check if an image is heigher or wider, but that's ok).
In that command I also resize the canvas to 70x70 after the resizing.
Now here's the problem. Even though I only change one measure of the image to 70pxl Fireworks seems to remember the other measurement (height or width) and doesn't execute the resizing properly.
+/- same problem with the canvas resizing. It resizes but the anchor isn't centered.
What am I doing wrong? Is there a way to check the properties of the actions the command is executing. Can I change the code of the command?
It would be really nice if this would work cause it would save me hours of work!
Thank you for reading and eventually answering this question.
Commands seemed to be the answer to my problem I need to:
Resize an image so it fits a 70x70 canvas
Resize the canvas to 70x70
All my images have a different size to start with.
So I created 2 commands one who resizes an image which is heigher than wide and one for a wider than heigh image (guess there's no way for fireworks to check if an image is heigher or wider, but that's ok).
In that command I also resize the canvas to 70x70 after the resizing.
Now here's the problem. Even though I only change one measure of the image to 70pxl Fireworks seems to remember the other measurement (height or width) and doesn't execute the resizing properly.
+/- same problem with the canvas resizing. It resizes but the anchor isn't centered.
What am I doing wrong? Is there a way to check the properties of the actions the command is executing. Can I change the code of the command?
It would be really nice if this would work cause it would save me hours of work!
Thank you for reading and eventually answering this question.