Convert Fireworks *.png to Dreamwever file ??

I have a fireworks *.png image which I would like to export
into Dreamweaver MX. The fireworks artwork was provided by the
designer to use in a Dreamweaver based website. This *.png file
containes menues, images with their respective placeholders, text
blocks and other individual items that can and should remain
editable. I want to export the *.png into Dreamweaver and edit it
in Dreamweaver by changing fonts to text, moving around images and
frames, etc. Is this possible? So far, all I am getting is a flat
uneditable *.jpg or Html file with unselectable text and images. I
am obviously a beginner and would appreciate any direction. Thanks
in advance.

Ransompro wrote:
> I have a fireworks *.png image which I would like to
export into Dreamweaver
> MX. The fireworks artwork was provided by the designer
to use in a Dreamweaver
> based website. This *.png file containes menues, images
with their respective
> placeholders, text blocks and other individual items
that can and should remain
> editable. I want to export the *.png into Dreamweaver
and edit it in
> Dreamweaver by changing fonts to text, moving around
images and frames, etc.
You cannot do that kind of image editing in Dreamweaver. That
has to be
done in Fireworks. Here's a good tutorial on how it's done:
http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/fireworks/articles/layout_editing.html
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> I have a Fireworks png file that i am trying to save out
as a psd. I can do
> so, but when I open in Photoshop, the layer groups I
created in my Fireworks
> png file are not preserved. The layers stay put, but
photoshop ignores the
> layer folder (or groups) and puts them all in one big
bucket. Is there a way
> to preserve the layer groups during my saving to psd
process?
>
> Also, I have text in my png file that uses -4
letterspacing. When I save as
> PSD, and open in Photoshop, the letterspacing changes to
-40. Anyway to get
> around this? I need to text to remain editable is
photoshop also.
>
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> I'm taking over another person's work and they built the
designs in
> Fireworks.
> I have an HR page that has photos that get updated all
the time (lots of
> turnover I guess) and I'm not really a Fireworks guys
(use Photoshop) and
> I've
> kinda figured out that there is a ".mno" (I think that's
what it is) file
> that
> stores the metadata to show where the .gif or .jpg was
made from the
> Fireworks
> .png file.
>
> I guess my question is, in matters of workflow, how do I
efficiently set
> up a
> .PNG file (from scratch) that saves its slices in either
.jpg or .gif,
> with the
> "here is the path to the original .png" flag so when I
come back to
> editing the
> .html in DW, I can see a flag that says "find the
original .png on Hard
> Drive
> 2"?
>
> I just did a search on OSX Spotlight for the image file
and it came up
> with
> the same named file as .mno or something like that. When
I opened that as
> a
> text doc, it gave a path, which fortunately helped me
find the original
> .png
> this time, so I didn't need to rebuild the image from
scratch. I did this
> through the "back door" of using OSX's search function.
>
> There are times I'm so busy, I need to find stuff fast.
How do I find
> original
> .pngs from .jpg/.gif images made in Fireworks, easily?
>
> How do I set up a good workflow from FW to DW?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> nick
>

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