Graphic export

I can't get the graphic export function to work. I have made several attempts at exporting a region of a score using the clipboard alternative, but in vain. When I try to paste into another program the paste command is greyed out.
Can anyone help?

Hi
The Score Editor does still have the camera tool (below the Velocity tool in the menu), but it is much better to use the Print to PDF functions built in to OSX.
Select Print, then click th ePDF button in the dialog box.
HTH
CCT

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You answer seems inappropriate to me, and I hope to many others.
Then your using the wrong software. If your need is to create vector drawings then if you have Keynote version 5.3 use that, it is compatible with OS 10.6 Snow Leopard through to OS 10.10 Yosemite, alternatively use a dedicated vector drawing application, there are many to choose from, two are mentioned in this discussion.
It is so frustrating to see that the V6, that uses natively vectors shape, cannot export them by a simple cut and paste.
Keynote does not have this feature, use an appropriate application that meets your needs.
removing this feature is a true handicap for Keynote.
The purpose of Keynote version 6 is to; "create and deliver beautiful presentations", so states the Apple Keynote webpage.
Keynote is not disadvantaged in the least when creating presentations by the lack of exporting vector drawings.
Why would profesional designers use or promote Keynote if this software is no longer able to properly interact with other design tools?
Probably because it does in fact work very well with respected professional tools, it can import media from Photoshop, Illustrator, Word, Numbers, Excel, Indesign, Final Cut Pro, Garageband, Protools ..............
Apple has lost its common sense.
People have been saying that since 1976.

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Select Print, then click th ePDF button in the dialog box.
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Hi,
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My goal is simple - to make a simple graphic in a MovieClip and then export that for use in Flash Builder 4. I found out I have 2 ways of doing that:
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Hello,
I've been a loyal Fireworks user since 2003. I'm at the point now where if Adobe ever discontinues it, I'd probably quit the industry before I'd go back to designing Websites in Photoshop .
I've had this issue for a few years now and was never able find a satisfactory solution. I was hoping someone may have an answer or at least offer a good explanation as to why things have to be this way. I am currently using CS3.
Here's the issue -- when exporting a graphic as either GIF or PNG-8, significant banding and other artifacts occur no matter what the quality or export settings are. This is NOT the normal banding associated with the limitations of 8-Bit graphics (yes I am aware of the difference between GIFs and JPGs). This is Fireworks seeming to not detect enough colors. Even when I set the colors to 256 (and click "rebuild"), Fireworks will only include 113 colors, for example, and I will get the artifacts. There is no way for me to manually include all 256 colors (short of manually adding them 1 by 1, I guess, but I didn't try that because that seems like a ridiculous waste of time).
Moreover, the exact same graphic exported from Photoshop using identical settings yields a much higher quality graphic.
I've uploaded two screenshots for comparison:
A graphic ready to export in Fireworks as a GIF: DOWNLOAD/VIEW
Note the significant and noticeable banding. Also note only 230 colors are being included in the color table even though 256 colors are chosen from the export settings.
The EXACT SAME graphic ready for export in Photoshop: DOWNLOAD/VIEW
Note in spite of the identical settings, the Photoshop version is much smoother. Also note Photoshop is using all 256 available colors.
So is there anything I can do about this? Some way to force it to fill the color table? Dithering isn't really something I want to do.
I realize under normal circumstances these graphics are more suited for being JPGs. But there are times where I NEED something like transparency and JPG is not an option. More importantly, I would like to use Fireworks' ability to export PNG-8's with alpha transparency (so it looks cecent in IE6 without hacks and IE-specific code) but this issue keeps me from doing so.
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B

I'm not sure what makes me more sad/angry...
That it's (yet another) Fireworks bug (although the term bug may be arguable, it's a bug to me). Here we are on version 10 some of the most basic functions just flat out don't work right. I'm very worried Adobe is going to neglect and discontinue this product -- it has such a ridiculous amount of potential, yet I could sit here right now and list 100 bugs/annoyances that have been around forever and still aren't fixed. I read over that CS4 update released the other day, and aside from the text engine fix, all I could think was "this isn't NEARLY enough"...
That the Fireworks team is aware of it. To me this means if it's not already fixed, then I shouldn't hold my breath.
That you are suggesting -- best case scenario -- we will have to wait for CS5. And Adobe will actually expect us to pay for a fix.
Maybe they could just integrate Photoshop's export engine. Although given how they did integrating Photoshop's text engine, I'm afraid to ask.
Completely off topic, but while we are on the subject of bugs/limitations, you know that issue where appying a layer mode (like overlay) to an object, then grouping it, then either grouping it again or converting it to a symbol wipes out the layer mode completely? How many times a day do you run into that one? For me, it is completely crippling to my workflow, and renders the symbol library completely uselss to me. And yeah pretty sure the team knows about that one too.
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B

Wrong colors after export

I don't know if this is related to the color issue with the Eyedropper — http://forums.adobe.com/message/4691036
Anyway, this is a really serious bug that didn't happen with CS5, but it indeed happens with CS6. When I export an image from Fireworks, colors are completely wrong, as you can see from the attachment.
Anyone affected with this bug?

I think this is less likely to be a bug and more likely to be a quirk in the new Mountain Lion OS, though it could certainly be related to the "eyedropper color sampling" bug you've observed previously.
Are you viewing the exported graphics in Preview?
According to an online source, untagged images are assumed to be in an sRGB color space in Mountain Lion. This is different from previous Mac OSs, which assumed the monitor display profile (a smaller gamut space, which required no color management). Graphics exported from Fireworks are untagged; therefore, they may be getting "assigned" an sRGB profile on-the-fly by the operating system. This would cause a change in the their appearance—including a boost in saturation, as sRGB is typically a larger-gamut color space than most monitor display profiles.
One way to test this theory would be to open the exported graphic in Preview and assign it the monitor display profile (go to Tools > Assign Profile..., then choose "Color LCD"); this should decrease the saturation of the graphic and cause it to appear as it does in Fireworks.
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I'm looking for a better way of getting highest possible line
resolutions in graphic exports from FreeHand to MS WORD. Until now,
I've been using FreeHand 11 as a means to produce high quality line
drawings for patent applications. It's been ok. I've been bringing
in content as PDFs from CAD programs, and then enhancing line
widths and other aspects using FreeHand. When finished, I've been
just copying the selected graphics to the Windows clipboard and
pasting into PC Paint. Then I've copied right back to the clipboard
and pasted into a MS WORD doc. My target. This has been ok (and
quick) for simple graphics. Recently, I've tried FreeHand's export
as BMP, TIFF, JPG and other formats. So far, the BMP seems best,
but I seem to be limited to 300 DPH by FreeHands settings choices,
and to an anti-aliasing level of 4. While this is a slight
improvement over the simple cut and paste route, especially when
magnified, printed comparisons are not that different.. Does anyone
have a better idea? I'd like the graphics qualities of exports into
MS WORD to rival those I create directly inside WORD using MS
WORD's resident draw tools. So far I'm stumbling. THANKS!!! I'd
really appreciate some help! :grin;

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Hello,
Many thanks for your very long reply and your interest in my problems.
I shall try to answer you :
- 1) OS : Windows 7 64 bits Pro SP1, french,
                 Version : 6.1.7601.18247 (Win7RTM)
                 Framework.NET : 4.0.30319.18408 built by : FX451RTMGREL)
                 DirectX : 11.0,
                 OpenGL : 6.1.7600.16385 (Win7_rtm.090713-1255).
- 2) Yes the media pending goes away but after a couple of minutes (one
year ago I was using PP CS6 and Encore CS6, I never had this problem
even with very long files),
- 3) Yes my GPU driver is updated (Nvidia GeForce 332.21 dated 12/19/2014).
I never had thiese problems with PP CS6 + Encore CS6 and my projects
built with these PP ans Encore version were with the same structure and
length (in PP CS6 : sequences up to 45 minutes, in Encore CS6 chapters
up to the same time).
The difference between are in my hardware :
- the RAM was upgraded from 12 GB to 24 GB,
- the CPU was overclocked from 3,2 GHz (default) to 3,88 GHz).
- 4) I shall try up to the disk burn to check if the problem is just due
to display of "animated buttons".
I hope my answer will be usefull for you.
Regards,
Jacques Gourier.
Le 11/02/2014 19:53, Stan Jones a écrit :
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Unfortunately, most of the threads here fail to offer a solution and simply berate the user for upgrading their OS. Whether right or wrong, the Apple bashing does nothing to solve the problem. I have upgraded to OS X 10.5 and still use CS2. I see no point in upgrading to CS 3, since from the threads here it seems even that is not compatible.
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