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Here's a very basic run through of how I get my gifs:
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I bought the InDesign and Photoshop Adobe Classroom in a Book books and it's gone into layers for InDesign but I think the fireworks one is a bit different. I really need to play with all the programs but it saps sooo much of my ram.
Have you played with InDesign do you know if Fireworks is harder or about the same on the layers?
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I can tell you that Fireworks is a markedly different feel from Photoshop, even while they are both owned by Adobe (though I gather that's because Fireworks was owned by Macromedia before being bought out by Adobe; hence the completely different user interface). There isnt the kind of program compatibility between Photoshop/Fireworks like there used to be between Photoshop/ImageReady.
In fact, Fireworks is so different that the only image editing I primarily do in it is optimizing animations (frame speeds, dithering, dimensions, size, etc) and slapping on text/border layers when I make animated macros/animated icons. Ive never felt satisfied with, for example, the final results of layer adjustment effects, or the masking effects, or even something as simply as transforming an object. Everything feels primitive/"clunkier" in Fireworks than in Photoshop.
So in the end, I use Photoshop to design static images and Fireworks to design animated images -- basically, using them according to their respective strengths (as I see them, anyway; still learning how to use both), hah.
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