Accept Credit Cards - How to Obtain an Image with Fireworks without image source url
Nov 11th, 2009 | By Adobe-Masters.com | Category: Fireworks, Tutorials | 943 views | Subscribe | PDF
Ever tried to get find an image source or image link and the option for image url didn’t show after right clicking? That was the case when writing the Earn more, accept credit cards online and offline for business article at examiner.com. I needed to slice the “accept credit cards” photo to include it as an article image.
Accept Credit Cards - How to Obtain an Image with Fireworks without image source url
We’ll use the Accept Credit Cards - Free Credit Card Processing Set Up case for this tutorial on how the image was shown without obtaining the image location. The tidbit we learned about creating screenshots in fireworks will come in to play again. The trick is to use the Alt+Print Screen keys to capture the screen. Then, use the paste function after opening a new fireworks png document.
The screenshot was saved in fireworks and is shown above. Its a nice shot but we only want the credit card machine picture for the article. Here’s where we can used the crop function to cut out it. With the image selected, the instructions is tto click “Crop Selected Bitmap” from the Edit menu. You’ll be able to box in just tthe credit card piece. Lastly, use the “Crop Document” that is also in the edit menu. It will take off any excess space in the document.
In order to have a credit card reader in a machine like in a ticket machine, do you have to have a machine specifically from Visa, etc, and pay them for every transaction? Or do you just buy some kind of card reader? I need to know for a possible new product. Thank you!
Great article, i’m waiting for more!
Thats a good adea. I use fireworks althe time but never thought about trying that . Thanks sharing
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Macromedia Fireworks, is a complicated piece of software. It is a graphics package that enables the easy creation of graphics suitable for the web.
You have only touched the surface on the capabilities of what Macromedia Fireworks can offer, but I hope you can see that it is an extremely professional and capable piece of software.
Personally I love Fireworks - I’ve been checking out Acorn and Pixelmator but unfortunately neither have the right combination of vector tools + png export options.
I can’t resize the image to fit the banner without deformation of the image, as the pic is square and the banner a rectangle. I use Paint Shop Pro and Macromedia Fireworks, two good image programs, and cannot find the way to do it with either of them…Also have Photoshop