Page 1 of 6 Right out of the box, Fireworks, no matter the version, is an extremely capable web graphics program. As each new version adds more and more features, the list of things that you're able to do with Fireworks grows and grows.
Still, there are ways to make even a good software program better, and the same is true of Fireworks. If you're looking to add capabilities, make things easier by automating tasks, enhance your productivity or creativity, or delve into the inner workings of Fireworks, then you'll want to examine the many ways that the functions of Fireworks can be extended.
In this article we'll be looking at some of the ways that you can enhance your experience with Fireworks through the use of extensions. In the other articles in this series we'll look at methods for extending Fireworks with filters and plug-ins, commands and styles. Each of these methods for adding additional capabilities performs in its own way, and each allows you make Fireworks an even more powerful program than it already is.
On the following pages we'll take a look at the some of the most popular methods for adding extensions to Fireworks, where you can find them, and what they'll do.
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extensions, Fireworks extensions
