Exporting from Dreamweaver to Photoshop/AE

Hey all!
I'm brand new to dreamweaver because I work more with design and motion graphics than the web. However, I'm making a video consisting of several websites and instead of doing a complete design from scratch, I'm wanting to get the code from a site, import into dreamweaver then export to some type of file (jpeg or whatever...) that I could open in Photoshop or After effects.
Thanks for any help!
Ryan

Hi
Unfortunately flash does not import html either. As for the quality almost all web graphics, (and browsers) display at a maximum of 130px/ins, (and it is only a minority at the moment that achieve this resolution) the standard graphic resolution is 96px/ins, which is no where near hd quality.
The resolution can be 'improved' by opening the jpg/png, (recommend png) screen shot in photoshop and then using a resolution filter to improve this, but the end result is not very often an improvement unless the size of the screen shot is reduced, (probably not something you wish to do). This is why/how most web sites show an apparent better quality in magazines than in reality.
PZ

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