Opening a Fireworks image in Photoshop

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Jan 27, 2004
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I have created an image using Fireworks. It has different parts to it, such as text and images. I have sent it to someone who needs to be able to access it and change positioning of items etc.

I have sent it as a PNG file, but they are using Photoshop and cannot access the individual parts of the image. They have asked for it to be sent in layers.

I have never used Photoshop. How can I send this image to them so they can access the individual parts of the image? Should Photoshop not allow you to access the different parts of a PNG file?

Thanks,
Stephen
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Jan 27, 2004
Use the export option in FW to export it in Photoshop format which retains all the layers etc.

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I have created an image using Fireworks. It has different parts to it,
such
as text and images. I have sent it to someone who needs to be able to
access
it and change positioning of items etc.

I have sent it as a PNG file, but they are using Photoshop and cannot
access
the individual parts of the image. They have asked for it to be sent in layers.

I have never used Photoshop. How can I send this image to them so they can access the individual parts of the image? Should Photoshop not allow you
to
access the different parts of a PNG file?

Thanks,
Stephen

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