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1. In Fireworks, create your comps on different pages and name them appropriately. Save your file as a native PNG file. 2. In Flash, choose File u Import u Import to Stage or Import to Library; select the Fireworks PNG file. Flash displays a dialog box to control the import (Figure A-8).

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The following sections give overviews of many of the bus and interface structures supported by most of the popular chipsets.

Some fonts cannot be converted to shape layers because they contain no outline data (for example, bitmap fonts). A warning dialog to this effect appears if you attempt to convert a type layer that contains such a font. Be wary of any font in the font menu that doesn t have some kind of symbol to the left of its name such a font is usually a bitmap font.

An image sequence is a series of image files that are saved in sequence for an animation or video. Usually, they are exported out of a video project. A video file is very intense to render, especially if it contains several layers, high-resolution images, or 3D objects. If you render a video project as an image sequence rather than a video, the rendered and saved images are preserved, even if your computer crashes, allowing you to start the rendering process where you left off. Photoshop allows you to import these rendered images together as one animation file.

Understanding Alpha Channels ........................................................................................394 Creating an alpha channel ......................................................................................394 Modifying an existing alpha channel........................................................................396 Rendering video with an alpha channel ..................................................................399 Interpreting video with an alpha channel ................................................................400 Implementing Special Effects Using Masks ........................................................................400 Adding a gradient mask to highlight an area of a video............................................401 Using a mask to implement a frame around a video ................................................403 Using a mask to create a picture-in-picture special effect ........................................405 Implementing Special Effects Using Layer Styles, Layers, and Blending ............................408 Animating styles to apply a special effect ................................................................408 Offsetting video layers to create an echo effect ........................................................412 Blending layers of video ..........................................................................................414 Summary ..........................................................................................................................415 A Final Word ....................................................................................................................415

I introduced the Transform command in 9 when I discussed how to square up a crooked scan. In that example, I used the Distort function of the Transform command. We use it here too. Pick up where you left off after Step 5, and follow these steps:

esktop publishing made creating printed publications easier and faster but for years it remained the bailiwick of graphic art and design superheroes. The software was expensive and difficult to master and provided little in the way of design help for mere mortals. Microsoft Publisher was one of the rst programs to make publication design affordable and doable for Joe Blow and Jill Blow computer users. From its rst version, Publisher offered an easy layout, simple tools, a variety of styles and graphics, and attractive templates for publication designs. This chapter shows you how to use Publisher 2010 to choose a publication template and add text and graphics to complete a publication.

Understanding Server Behaviors .................................................................................... 1194 Applying and Managing Server Behaviors ...................................................................... 1195 Inserting and removing server behaviors.............................................................. 1195 Editing the parameters.......................................................................................... 1196 Standard Server Behaviors.............................................................................................. 1197 Recordset (Query) ................................................................................................. 1197 Repeat Region ....................................................................................................... 1198 Recordset Paging .................................................................................................. 1199 Move To Specific Record .......................................................................................1200 Show Region ......................................................................................................... 1201 Go To Detail Page .................................................................................................1202 Go To Related Page ...............................................................................................1204 Insert Record ........................................................................................................1205

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You must understand the nature of paths to utilize them when working in Photoshop. Basically, a path is a series of lines called vectors. Each vector is made up of a coordinate in the image, a value that defines the direction, a value that defines the length, and parabolic parameters that define the contours. Instead of storing an image as a series of pixel values, the path data is stored as a series of mathematical functions that define the vector lines that make up the image. Using paths has some definite advantages over simple pixel data:

Basic role management creating, removing, duplicating, and editing is handled directly in the Edit Role Settings section of the Administer Website dialog box, as shown previously in Figure 31-15. The following list explains how to do these tasks:

h (x1 , x01 , y1 , y01 , n) c hc (x2 , x02 , y2 , y02 , n0 ) dx1 dy1 dx2 dy2 Noting that W(x1 , y1 , x2 , y2 , n) lim