Notes If set to "image", generates an image; if set to "empty", generates the text specified by htmlText. This string contains all the attributes of a table cell except the colspan and rowspan values. An example value is "bgcolor=ff0000" valign="top".

tdTagText

Path object Path is a subclass of the base class Element and contains the following properties in addition to those in Element (see Element object on page 39).

contours

Data type array object float
Notes Array of Contour objects on this Path object (see Contour object on page 29). PathAttrs object (see PathAttrs object on page 54). A 32-bit integer. JavaScript integers hold only 31-bit numbers, so it is stored as a floating-point number. If the path has a textured brush or fill, specifies the offset of the textures origin.

pathAttributes

randSeed

textureOffset

Text object Text is a subclass of the base class Element and contains the following properties in addition to those in Element (see Element object on page 39).

antiAliased

Notes If set to true (the default), anti-aliases the text. Acceptable values are "smooth", "crisp", and "strong". This value is ignored if the antiAliased property is set to false. If set to true, the bounding box will expand automatically to fit a line of text to prevent word wrapping. If set to true, uses pair-kerning information in the fonts to kern the text. If set to false, pairkerning information in the fonts is ignored. Default value is true.

antiAliasMode

autoExpand

autoKern

orientation
Notes Acceptable values are "horizontal left to right" (the default), "vertical right to left", "horizontal right to left", and "vertical left to right". PathAttrs object (see PathAttrs object on page 54). A 32-bit integer. JavaScript integers hold only 31-bit numbers, so it is stored as a floating-point number. TextRuns object (see TextRuns object on page 63). If the text has a textured brush or fill, specifies the offset of the textures origin. Acceptable values are "paths" and "pixels". Top space occupied by the pixels (not the top location of the bounding box). Leftmost space occupied by the pixels (not the left location of the bounding box). Width of the area occupied by the pixels (not the area of the bounding box). Height of the area occupied by the pixels (not the area of the bounding box).

object float

textRuns
object point string float float float float

transformMode rawTop

rawWidth

rawHeight

Texture object Texture is a subclass of the base class Element and contains the following read-only property in addition to those in Element (see Element object on page 39).

colorModified

colorSelected

colorTransparent

Boolean string

newColorValue

ExportSettings object The following table lists the properties of the ExportSettings object, along with their data types and, where appropriate, acceptable values and notes.
Data type string Boolean string
Notes The name from which all automatically named slice names are derived. If set to true, omits undefined slices from export operations. Determines the encoding standard for the HTML file that Fireworks generates during export. Use "iso-8859-1" for ASCII or "utf-8" for Unicode. Determines whether Fireworks outputs XHTML formatted files (true) or HTML formatted files (false) when the user exports a file. Acceptable values are:
HTML and Images Images Only Dreamweaver LBI "Director HTML" "CSS Layers" "Layers to Files" "Frames to Files" "Lotus Domino" "Macromedia Flash SWF" "Illustrator" "Photoshop"

discardUnspecifiedSlices

docHtmlEncoding

docXHTMLFormat

exportFileStyle

fileExtensions

string Boolean string Boolean
Defines the extension to append to the filename. If set to true, generates multiple HTML pages for button export. Acceptable values are "same", "custom", and "clipboard". If set to true, the user specifies the export settings. If set to false, the first time the file is exported, Fireworks chooses settings based on the data. Acceptable values are "none" (no shims), "transparent" (one-pixel transparent shims), and "nested tables" (no shims, but nested tables). If set to true, use guides for slicing (and sliceUsingUrls should be set to false).

generateDemoHtml

htmlDestination

setByUser

shimGeneration

sliceAlongGuides

sliceAutoNaming1 through sliceAutoNaming6
Notes Used to generate a name by concatenating six strings. If you need fewer than six strings, fill in the remaining strings with "none". Acceptable values are: "none" generates nothing. "row_col" generates a unique row and column index; 0_0 is first, 0_1 is second, and so on. "ALPHA" generates a unique uppercase letter: A is first, B is second, and so on. "alpha" generates a unique lowercase letter: a is first, b is second, and so on. "numeric1" generates a unique number: 1 is first, 2 is second, and so on. "numeric01" generates a unique two-digit number: 01 is first, 02 is second, and so on. "doc.name" name of the file being exported, without a path or extension, such as "image". "slice" the string "slice". "underscore" the underscore character (_) "period" the period character (.) "space" the space character ( ) "hyphen" the hyphen character (-) For example, to generate names of "image_slice01", "image_slice02", and so on from a document named "image", set the following properties:

originalSides

transform

matrix

RegisterMoveParms object The following table lists the properties of the RegisterMoveParms object, along with their data types and, where appropriate, acceptable values and notes.

constrainAngles

Notes Determines whether dragging the control point constrains the angles to the minAngle and maxAngle values. Pass in the key that you want to use to constrain the rotation. A value of "none" means that rotation will not be constrained. A value of "shiftKey" means that when the user holds downs the Shift key while dragging the mouse, rotation will be constrained. The value can be one of the following: "none", "shiftKey", "ctrlCmdKey", "altOptKey". Note: these points are set with minAngle and maxAngle. The value to constrain the x coordinate. Note: the method constrainXKey must be used in conjunction with this method. Pass in the key that you want to use to constrain the x-coordinate value. A value of "none" means that x will not be constrained. A value of "shiftKey" means that when the user holds downs the shift key while dragging the mouse, x will be constrained. The value can be one of the following: "none", "shiftKey", "ctrlCmdKey", "altOptKey". The value to constrain the y coordinate. Note: the method constrainYKey must be used in conjunction with this method. Pass in the key that you want to use to constrain the y-coordinate value. A value of "none" means that y will not be constrained. A value of "shiftKey" means that when the user holds downs the Shift key while dragging the mouse, the value of y will be constrained. The value can be one of the following: "none", "shiftKey", "ctrlCmdKey", "altOptKey".

constrainRotateKey

constrainX

constrainXKey

constrainY

constrainYKey

constrain45Key
Notes The key value that you want to use to constrain movement to the nearest 45 increment. Can be one of the following: "none", "shiftKey", "ctrlCmdKey", "altOptKey". A key value of "none" means dragging will not be constrained, "shiftKey" (or other value) means that when the user holds downs Shift key (or other value) while dragging, movement will be constrained. The key value that you want to use to constrain movement to the nearest 90 increment. Can be one of the following: "none", "shiftKey", "ctrlCmdKey", "altOptKey". A key value of "none" means dragging will not be constrained, "shiftKey" (or other key) means that when the user holds downs the Shift key (or other key) while dragging, movement will be constrained. Determines the ratio of mouse movement to point movement along the line. For example, a value of 1.0 means that if the mouse moves 1 pixel, the point moves 1 pixel along the line specified in the method RegisterLinearMove. Determines the mouse radius change relative to the point radius change. For example, a value of 1.0 means that as the mouse moves 1 pixel away from the center of the object, the point also moves 1 pixel away from the center of the object. The ratio of shortest mouse movement to the movement of referenced points x coordinate. The ratio of shortest mouse movement to the movement of referenced points y coordinate. The ratio of longest mouse movement to the movement of referenced points x coordinate. The ratio of longest mouse movement to the movement of referenced points y coordinate.

constrain90Key

deltaLinearToLinear

deltaRtoR

deltaShortestSideToX

deltaShortestSideToY

deltaLongestSideToX

deltaLongestSideToY

deltaXtoX
Notes The ratio of mouse movement to the movement of the referenced points x coordinate. For example, 1.0 means that when the mouse moves 1 pixel to the right, the referenced point also moves 1 pixel to the right. The ratio of mouse movement on the x-axis to the movement of the referenced points y coordinate. For example, 1.0 means that when the mouse moves 1 pixel to the left, the referenced point moves 1 pixel towards the top of the document. The ratio of mouse movement on the y-axis to the movement of the referenced points x coordinate. For example, 1.0 means that when the mouse moves 1 pixel to the top of the document, the refenced point moves 1 pixel to the left. The ratio of mouse movement to the movement of the referenced points y coordinate. For example, 1.0 means that when the mouse moves 1 pixel toward the bottom of the document, the referenced point also moves 1 pixel toward the bottom of the document. Pass in the key that you want to use to disable rotating around the center. The value can be one of the following: "none", "shiftKey", "ctrlCmdKey", "altOptKey". A value of none means rotation will not be constrained. A value of "shiftKey" means that when the user holds downs the Shift key while dragging the mouse, rotation is not constrained. Constant value that is added to the radius. This amount is added to the x movement of the mouse when calculating the total movement. This amount is added to the y movement of the mouse when calculating the total movement. The maximum angle that can be set. Determines the maximum amount the point can move along a line. The maximum radius value.

deltaXtoY

deltaYtoX

deltaYtoY

disableRotateKey
incrementRadius incrementX

float float

incrementY

maxAngle maxLinear

point float float

maxRadius

Data type float float point
Notes The maximum value the x coordinate can move. The maximum value the y coordinate can move. The minimum angle that can be set. The minimum amount the point can move along a line. Determines whether the min and max values are relative or absolute. For example, if max.x=100 and minMaxRelative is true, then x can move up 100 points to the right. If minMaxRelative is set to false then the maximum x can be set to is 100. The minimum value the x coordinate can move. The minimum value the y coordinate can move. The minimum radius value. Determines whether the predecessor point should be moved as the user moves the mouse>. Determines whether the point itself should be moved as the user moves the mouse. Determines whether the successor point should be moved as the user moves the mouse. Determines whether the point should rotate along with the mouse rotation.

fw.getDocumentDOM().addNewSinglePointPath({x:150, y:63}, {x:150, y:63}, {x:150, y:63}, false);

dom.addNewStar()

Fireworks 3
Usage dom.AddNewStar(numSides, spikiness, bIsStar, centerPoint, outsidePoint) Arguments numSides spikiness bIsStar
An integer that specifies the number of sides of the new path.
A floating-point value that controls the regularity of the star or polygon. Pass -1 to have Fireworks calculate a good value, or pass a value between 0 and 1 for manual control.
If bIsStar is true, a star with the specified number of points is created. If it is false, a regular polygon with the specified number of sides is created. Specifies the center point of the star or polygon (see Point data type Specifies a point on the radius of the star or polygon.

centerPoint

on page 11).

outsidePoint Returns

Adds a new star- or polygon-shaped path.
The following command adds a five-sided star.
fw.getDocumentDOM().addNewStar(5, -1, true, {x:186, y:72}, {x:265, y:89});

dom.addNewSymbol()

Usage dom.addNewSymbol(type, name, bAddToDoc) Arguments type name
Acceptable values are "graphic", "button", or "animation". A string that specifies the name of the symbol.
If bAddToDoc is true, an instance of the symbol is inserted into the center of the document. If false, the symbol is created in the documents library, but no instance of the symbol is inserted into the document.

bAddToDoc Returns

Adds a new symbol to the library and opens the symbol document for editing. Optionally adds an instance of the symbol to the document.
The following command adds a new graphic symbol called text to the library and places an instance of it in the document.
fw.getDocumentDOM().addNewSymbol("graphic", "text", true);

dom.addNewText()

Usage dom.AddNewText(boundingRectangle, bInitFromPrefs) Arguments boundingRectangle A rectangle that specifies the bounds within which to place the new text box (see Rectangle data type on page 11). bInitFromPrefs used. If it is true, Returns

Usage dom.applyCurrentFill(NoNullFills) Arguments bNoNullFills If bNoNullFills is true and the current fill is None, then a default fill is applied instead of no fill. Returns
Applies the documents current fill to the selection.
The following command applies the current fill to the selection.
fw.getDocumentDOM().applyCurrentFill(true);

dom.applyEffects()

Usage dom.ApplyEffects(effectList) Arguments effectList Returns
An EffectList object (see EffectList object on page 38). If effectList is null, this function removes all effects from the selection.
Applies the specified effects to the selection.
The following command applies a drop shadow with an angle of 315, a blur of 4, a color of black, and a distance of 7 (see Drop Shadow object on page 35).
fw.getDocumentDOM().applyEffects({category:"Untitled", effects:[ { EffectIsVisible:true, EffectMoaID:"{a7944db8-6ce2-11d1-8c76000502701850}", ShadowAngle:315, ShadowBlur:4, ShadowColor:"#000000a6", ShadowDistance:7, ShadowType:0, category:"Shadow and Glow", name:"Drop Shadow" } ], name:"Untitled" });

dom.applyFontMarkup()

Usage dom.applyFontMarkup(fontAttribute, value) Arguments fontAttribute
Acceptable values for fontAttribute are "size" and "face".
value If fontAttribute is "size", value must be of the form "XXXpt" to specify a point size; a simple numeric value is not allowed. Returns
Applies the specified font markup attribute to the selected text.

dom.applyStyle()

Usage dom.applyStyle(styleName, styleIndex) Arguments styleName styleIndex
A string that specifies the style name to be applied.
An index to the style to apply. This is usually zero. However, if there are multiple styles with the same name, styleIndex is used to resolve the ambiguity (0 references the first style with that name, 1 references the second, and so on).

fw.getDocumentDOM().clipPasteInside("resample");

dom.cloneSelection()

Usage dom.cloneSelection() Arguments
Makes exact duplicates of the selection, placing the duplicated items directly on top of the original items.
The following command copies the selected items on top of the original items.
fw.getDocumentDOM().cloneSelection(); See also dom.duplicateSelection()

dom.close()

Usage dom.close(bPromptToSaveChanges) Arguments
If bPromptToSaveChanges is true, and the document was changed since the last time it was saved, the user is prompted to save any changes to the document. If bPromptToSaveChanges is false, the user is not prompted, and changes to the document are discarded.
bPromptToSaveChanges Returns

Closes the document.

dom.convertAnimSymbolToGraphicSymbol()
Usage dom.converAnimSymbolToGraphicSymbol() Arguments
If a single animation symbol is selected, this function converts it from an animation symbol to a graphics symbol.
See also dom.convertToAnimSymbol(), dom.convertToSymbol()
dom.convertToAnimSymbol()
Usage dom.convetToAnimSymbol(name, numFrames, offsetDistPt, rotationAmount, scaleAmount, startOpacity, endOpacity) Arguments name
A string that specifies a name for the new animation symbol. An integer that specifies the number of frames through which the symbol animates.

offsetDistPt

A point that specifies the distance the animation will move in pixels (see Point data type on page 11). For example, passing ({x:100, y:25}) animates the symbol to the right 100 pixels and down 25 pixels.
rotationAmount A floating-point value that specifies the degrees of rotation to be applied to the animation symbol. For example, passing a value of 720 specifies an animation that does two complete clockwise rotations. To rotate the animation counter-clockwise, pass a negative number. scaleAmount A positive floating-point value that specifies the amount of scaling to be applied to the animation symbol. For example, passing a value of 50 scales the symbol to 50% of its current size, and passing 200 scales it to twice its current size. To specify no scaling, pass 100. startOpacity and endOpacity Float values between 0 and 100 that specify the starting and ending opacity for the animation symbol. Returns
Converts the selected item(s) to a new animation symbol.
See also dom.convertAnimSymbolToGraphicSymbol(), dom.convertToSymbol(), dom.setAnimInstanceNumFrames()

dom.convertToPaths()

Usage dom.convertToPaths() Arguments
Converts the selected text items into editable paths.
The following command converts the selected text items into editable paths.
fw.getDocumentDOM().convertToPaths();

dom.convertToSymbol()

Usage dom.convertToSymbol(type, name) Arguments type name Returns

A Boolean value that determines whether this slice or Hotspot will be duplicated. This argument is important for giving slices a unique name so their behaviors remain unaffected.
If the selection is a Hotspot or slice of the polyline variety, this function moves a point on the Hotspots path by the specified amount. dom.moveSelectedBezierPointsBy()
Usage dom.moveSelectedBezierPointsBy(delta) Arguments
A point that specifies the x,y coordinate values by which the selected Bzier points are moved (see Point data type on page 11). For example, passing ({x:1,y:2}) moves the Bzier points 1 pixel to the right and 2 pixels down.
If the selection contains at least one path with at least one Bzier point selected, this function moves all selected Bzier points on all selected paths by the specified amount.

dom.moveSelectionBy()

Usage dom.moveSelectionBy(delta, bMakeCopy, doSubSel) Arguments
A point that specifies the x,y coordinate values by which the selection moved (see Point data type on page 11). For example, passing ({x:1,y:2}) moves the selection one pixel to the right and two pixels down.
delta bMakeCopy doSubSel Returns
The items that are copied instead of moved.
If doSubSel is set to true, the function moves only the subselected parts of a path. If the argument is set to false, the function moves the whole object.
Moves the selected items by the specified amount or makes a copy of them and offsets them from the original by the specified amount.
The following command moves the selected items right by 62 pixels and down by 84 pixels.
fw.getDocumentDOM().moveSelectionBy({x:62, y:84}, false, false);
dom.moveSelectionMaskBy()
Usage dom.moveSelectionMaskBy(delta) Arguments delta A point that specifies the x-,y-coordinate values by which the mask is moved (see Point data type on page 11). For example, passing ({x:1,y:2}) moves the mask 1 pixel to the right and 2 pixels down. Returns
Moves the current pixel mask by the specified amount. If there is no pixel selection, an exception is thrown.

dom.moveSelectionTo()

Usage dom.moveSelectionTo(location, bMakeCopy, doSubSel) Arguments location A point that specifies the x-,y-coordinate values of the location to which the selection is moved or copied (see Point data type on page 11). bMakeCopy

Removes the mask from the selected element. If more than one element (or no elements) are selected when this function is called, Fireworks throws an exception. dom.removeFontMarkup()
Usage dom.removeFontMarkup(fontAttribute) Arguments fontAttribute
Acceptable values are "size", "color", and "face".
Reapplies the default value for the specified font attribute to the text in the selection. dom.removeFill()
Usage dom.removeFill() Arguments
Sets the fill of the selection to None. dom.removeGuide()
Usage dom.removeGuide(position, guidekind) Arguments position
A floating-point value that specifies the position of the guide to be removed. it is
guidekind Acceptable values are "horizontal" and "vertical". If guidekind is "horizontal", it is assumed that position is a y coordinate; if guidekind is "vertical", assumed that position is an x coordinate. Returns
Removes the specified guide. If no guide is at that position, this function has no effect.
dom.removeTransformation()
Usage dom.removeTransformation() Arguments
Removes the transformations, if any, from the selected text or instances. dom.reorderFrame()
Usage dom.reorderFrame(frameToMove, frameToPutItBefore, bMakeCopy) Arguments frameToMove
A zero-based index that specifies which frame to move or copy.
frameToPutItBefore A zero-based index that specifies where to place the frame that is to be moved or copied. For example, if you pass 1 for frameToMove and 0 for frameToPutItBefore, the second frame is placed before the first frame. bMakeCopy Returns
If bMakeCopy is true, the specified frame is copied instead of moved.
Moves or copies the specified frame before another specified frame.
The following command moves the third frame before the first frame.
fw.getDocumentDOM().reorderFrame(2, 0, false);

dom.reorderLayer()

Usage dom.reorderLayer(layerToMove, layerToPutItBefore, bMakeCopy) Arguments layerToMove

Sets the scale amount to animate the currently selected animation instance.
dom.setAnimInstanceStartEndOpacity()
Usage dom.setAnimInstanceStartEndOpacity(startOpacity, endOpacity) Arguments startOpacity Returns
and endOpacity Float values between 0 and 100 that specify the starting and ending opacity of the animation symbol. Nothing.
Sets the starting and ending opacity of the currently selected animation symbol.
dom.setAnimInstanceStartFrame()
Fireworks 3, deprecated in 4 in favor of placing the animation symbol on the frame in which it should start.
Usage dom.setAnimInstanceStartFrame(startFrame) Arguments startFrame Returns
An integer that corresponds to the starting frame value that appears in the Objects panel when a multiframe image instance is selected.
Sets the start frame of the selected instances of multiframe image symbols. dom.setBlendMode()
Usage dom.setBlendMode(mode) Arguments mode Acceptable values are "normal", "multiply", "screen", "darken", "lighten", "difference", "hue", "saturation", "color", "luminosity", "invert", "tint", and "erase". Returns
Specifies the blend mode of the selection. dom.setBrush()
Usage dom.setBrush(brush) Arguments brush
A Brush object (see Brush object on page 26).
Sets the selection to the specified brush.
See also dom.setBrushColor(), dom.setBrushName(), dom.setBrushNColorNTexture(), dom.setBrushPlacement()

dom.setBrushColor()

Usage dom.setBrushColor(color) Arguments color Returns
A color string (see Color string data type on page 11).
Sets the brush color of the selection to the specified color.
See also dom.setBrushNColorNTexture()

dom.setBrushName()

Usage dom.setBrushName(category, currentName, newName) Arguments category
A string that specifies the category of the brush to be renamed. A string that specifies the current name of the brush. A string that specifies the new name of the brush.
currentName newName Returns
Renames a brush. Does not change the brush category.
dom.setBrushNColorNTexture()
Usage dom.setBrushNColorNTexture(brush, color, texture-name) Arguments brush color
A Brush object (see Brush object on page 26). A color string (see Color string data type on page 11). The name of the texture to be applied.

texture-name Returns

Sets the selection to the specified brush, brush color, and brush texture.
See also dom.setBrushColor()

dom.setBrushPlacement()

Scales the document to fit in the specified rectangle at the specified resolution.
dom.setDocumentResolution()
Usage dom.setDocumentResolution(resolution) Arguments resolution Returns
Specifies the resolution for the document (see Resolution data type on page 12).
Sets the resolution of the document. dom.setEffectName()
Usage dom.setEffectName(category, oldName, newName) Arguments category oldName newName Returns
A string that defines the name of the category of the effect. The existing name of the effect. The new name to give to the effect.
Sets the name for the current effect. dom.setElementMaskMode()
Usage dom.setElementMaskMode(mode) Arguments mode
Acceptable values are "mask to image" and "mask to path".
Sets the rendering mode on the selected elements element mask. Only one element can be selected when calling this function. If more than one element (or no elements) are selected when this function is called, Fireworks throws an exception. Fireworks also returns an error if the selected element has no element mask. dom.setElementMaskShowAttrs()
Usage dom.setElementMaskShowAttrs(bShow) Arguments bShow Returns
If bShow is true, the vector mask fill and stroke are visible. If false, they are hidden.
Specifies whether the currently selected vector mask shows the fill and stroke. dom.setElementName()
Usage dom.setElementName(name) Arguments name A string that specifies the name to be assigned to the selected element(s). To specify that no name should be assigned or that an existing name should be removed, pass null. Returns
Sets the name of the selected element(s).
See also dom.findNamedElements()

dom.setElementVisible()

Usage dom.setElementVisisble(frameIndex, layerIndex, elementIndex, bShow) Arguments frameIndex
An integer value that specifies the frame that contains the element(s) to be shown or hidden, starting with 0 (although, to specify the current frame, pass 1 here).

fw.saveDocument()

Usage fw.saveDocument(document, {fileURL}) Arguments document
A Document object, for example, fw.documents[2], that specifies the document to be saved. If document is null, the active document is saved.
fileURL The name of the saved document, which is expressed as file://URL. This argument is optional. If fileURL is null or omitted, the document is saved with its current name; if the document has not been saved, the Save As dialog box appears. Returns
Saves the specified document as a native Fireworks PNG file with the specified name. To save a document to another format, such as GIF or JPEG, use fw.exportDocumentAs().
See also fw.exportDocumentAs()

fw.saveDocumentAs()

Usage fw.saveDocumentAs(document) Arguments document A Document object, for example, fw.documents[2], that specifies the document to save. If document is null, the active document is saved. Returns
The file URL for the saved document, or null if the dialog box was canceled.
Displays the Save As dialog box for the specified document, so that it can be saved as a native Fireworks PNG file with the specified name. To save a document to another format, such as GIF or JPEG, use fw.exportDocumentAs().

fw.saveDocumentCopyAs()

Usage fw.saveDocumentCopyAs(document, fileURL) Arguments document A Document object, for example, fw.documents[2], that specifies the document to be saved. If document is null, the active document is saved. fileURL Returns
The filename for the saved file, which is expressed as a file://URL. If fileURL is null, the Save As dialog box appears.
Saves a copy of the specified document as a native Fireworks PNG file with the specified name. To save a document to another format, such as GIF or JPEG, use fw.exportDocumentAs().

fw.saveJsCommand()

Usage fw.saveJsCommand(jscode, filename) Arguments jscode filename
The string of code to be saved as a JSF command file.
The name under which the file should be saved. If filename is not a file URL (that is, if it does not begin with "file:///"), the file is saved in the Fireworks MX/Configuration/ Commands folder.
Saves the specified string of JavaScript code as a JSF command file.

fw.setActiveViewScale()

Usage fw.setActiveViewScale(scale, center) Arguments scale
A floating-point number where 1.0 is 100%, or normal view, and 1.5 is 150%. Default

is 6%.

center A point that defines the location in the document at which the view should be centered. This argument can be used to navigate around different parts of the document. Returns
Sets the zoom amount and the center of the view for the current document. fw.setActiveWindow()
Usage fw.setActiveWindow(document, {trueFalse}) Arguments document A Document object, for example, fw.documents[2], that specifies which document should be made active. trueFalse This optional argument is ignored by Fireworks. It is included only for Dreamweaver compatibility. Returns

selectInverse() 190 selectNone() 190 selectParents() 190 selectSimilar() 191 selectSimilarFromPoint() 191 sendEmail() 192 set 79 setActiveViewScale() 269 setActiveWindow() 269 setAllLayersDisclosure() 193 setAnimInstanceLoopCount() 193 setAnimInstanceNumFrames() 193 setAnimInstanceOffsetDist() 194 setAnimInstanceRotationAmount() 194 setAnimInstanceScaleAmount() 195 setAnimInstanceStartEndOpacity() 195 setAnimInstanceStartFrame() 196 setBlendMode() 196 setBrush() 196 setBrushColor() 197 setBrushName() 197 setBrushNColorNTexture() 198 setBrushPlacement() 198 setButtonAutoSlice() 198 setButtonIncludeDownState() 199 setButtonIncludeOverWhileDownState 199 setButtonIncludeOverWhileDownState() 199 setButtonOptions 200 setButtonOptions() 200 setButtonShowDownOnLoad() 200 setDefaultBrushAndFillColors() 201 setDefaultFillVector() 201 setDocumentCanvasColor() 201 setDocumentCanvasSize() 202 setDocumentCanvasSizeToDocumentExtents() 202 setDocumentCanvasSizeToSelection() 203 setDocumentImageSize() 203 setDocumentResolution() 204 setEffectName() 204 setElementMaskMode() 204 setElementMaskShowAttrs() 205 setElementName() 205 setElementVisible() 206 setElementVisibleByName() 206 setExportOptions() 207 setExportSettings() 207 setFill() 207 setFillColor() 208 setFillEdgeMode() 208 setFillNColor() 209
setFillNColorNTexture() 209 setFillPlacement() 210 setFillVector() 210 setFillVectorStart() 210 setFloaterGrouping() 270 setFloaterPosition() 270 setFloaterVisibility() 271, 283 setGradientName() 211 setGridColor() 212 setGridOrigin() 211 setGridSize() 211 setGroupType() 212 setGuideColor() 213 setHideAllFloaters() 272 setHotspotAltTag() 213 setHotspotColor() 214 setHotspotRectangle() 214 setHotspotShape() 215 setHotspotTarget() 215 setHotspotText() 215 setLayerDisclosure() 216 setLayerLocked() 217 setLayerName() 217 setLayerSharing() 218 setLayerVisible() 218 setMatteColor() 219 setOnionSkinning() 220 setOpacity() 221 setPIPosition() 278 setPixelMask() 220 setPref() 272 setQuadrangle() 221 setRectRoundness() 222 setRectSides() 222 setSelection() 282 setSelectionBounds() 223 setSelectionMask() 223 setShowEdges() 224 setShowGammaPreview() 224 setShowGrid() 224 setShowGuides() 225 setShowRulers() 225 setShowSliceGuides() 225 setShowSliceOverlay() 226 setSliceAutonaming() 226 setSliceExportOptions() 227 setSliceFilename() 227 setSliceGuideColor() 227 setSliceHtml() 228 setSliceIsHtml() 228
setSnapToGrid() 228 setSnapToGuides() 229 setSymbolProperties() 229 setTextAlignment() 230 setTextAntiAliasing() 230 setTextAutoKern() 230 setTextCharSpacing() 231 setTextCustomAntiAliasOverSample() 231 setTextCustomAntiAliasSharpness() 232 setTextCustomAntiAliasStrength() 232 setTextFlow() 232 setTextHorizontalScale() 233 setTextLeading() 233 setTextOnPathMode() 234 setTextOnPathOffset() 234 setTextOrientation() 234 setTextParaIndent() 235 setTextParaSpacingAfter() 235 setTextParaSpacingBefore() 236 setTextRectangle() 237 setTextRectangleAuto() 237 setTextRectangleAutoFromPoint() 238 setTextRuns() 236 setTransformMode() 236 setUndoState() 282 setUpFindReplace() 272 Sharpen (Effect object) 38 Sharpen More (Effect object) 38 showAllHidden() 238 showPIWindow() 275 shrinkPIWindow() 277 SingleTextRun object 59 sliced images 64 SliceHotspot object 42 SliceInfo object 69 Slices object 71 Slices.htt 64 smartShape 80 smartShape object 95 Auto Shapes 95 SmartShapeEdited 98 splitPaths() 239 strokes, finding and replacing 21 stubs 83 Style object 61 styles, finding and replacing 20 swapBrushAndFillColors() 239 SWF, exporting as 253 syntax conventions 104