I haven't used fireworks in a long while, and I can't figure out how to set an image as my background.

Any help out there would be appreciated.

Thanks
Acromedian

[q]Originally posted by: acromedian
I haven't used fireworks in a long while, and I can't figure out how to set an
image as my background.

Any help out there would be appreciated.

Thanks
Acromedian[/q]
Set an image as a background to what?

If you want to set an image as a background to an HTML element, you don't use
a graphics program for that, you use either a Web development environment (such
as Dreamweaver) or a text editor (since HTML is text).

I have a image of a brick wall (swatch?). I want to set it as the background where it multiplies it and fills the entire canvas as a whole brick wall.

thanks for any info.

Ah. Sure...the term in Fireworks is texture. Search your Fireworks help file
for "texture." There should be an entry on adding a custom texture. For CS3,
the instructions are
[Q]Adding a custom texture
You can use bitmap files from Fireworks and other applications as textures.
You can apply textures from files with these formats: PNG, GIF, JPEG, BMP,
TIFF, and PICT (Macintosh only).

When you add a new texture, its name appears in the Texture Name pop-up menu.

To create a new texture from an external file:
1. With vector object properties displayed in the Property inspector, select
Other from either of the Texture Name pop-up menus.

2. Navigate to the bitmap file you want to use as the new texture, and click
Open.

The new texture is added to the Texture Name list in alphabetical order.

Help Resource Center


http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Firework...roke_fill_sf_3
8.html
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To get the menu, you need to have a vector object selected. If you don't have
one, just make a rectangle and go from there. You won't be able to fill your
canvas, you'll have to make a vector rectangle the size of your canvas to fill,
anyway.

Hope that helps! (Oh...the link goes to the same info, for CS3. If you have a
different version, you should be able to link from there to the same info for
your version.)