Export Selection 0.2.1

If you have a complicated document and want to export individual elements from it, using slices often doesn't work. The elements you want to export may overlap, or you may want to prevent the background pixels from appearing in the exported images. Your only choice is to either hide every other element and then export the document, or else copy each element to its own document, and then export that.<br /><br />The Export Selection commands make this process much more convenient. Select one or more elements and then run Commands > Export > Export Selection - Background Transparent. In the resulting dialog, choose a name and location for the exported file. This file will be exactly the same size as the selection, will have a transparent background (even if the source document doesn't), and will use the same export options as the source document. For example, if your document's Optimize panel is set to 24bit PNG, the selected elements will be exported as a 32bit PNG. Note that image formats like JPEG or 24bit BMP will be forced to 32bit PNG, and 8bit BMP and TIFF formats will be forced to 8bit PNG, since BMP and TIFF don't support transparency.<br /><br />If you'd prefer that the exported image have the same background color as your source document, run Export Selection - Background Same instead. The source document's transparency will be maintained in that case (e.g., if the source is 24bit, the exported image will be as well).<br /><br />You can also specify different background colors simply by changing the name of the scripts, which are stored in C:Program FilesAdobeAdobe Fireworks CS5ConfigurationCommandsExport or /Applications/Adobe Fireworks CS5/ Configuration/Commands/Export/. For example, if you want to export the selection with a magenta background, you can make a copy of one of the scripts and then change its name to Export Selection - Background #FF00FF.jsf. You can specify whatever hex color value you'd like in place of the #FF00FF.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Mac, Mac OSX
Keyword:	Color,  Forced,  Formats,  Maintained,  Prefer,  Support,  Transparency
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