Roundtrip HTML, a powerful feature integrating Fireworks and Dreamweaver together, allows you to make changes in one application and have those changes seamlessly reflected in the other.
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Using Macromedia Fireworks 4 and Macromedia Dreamweaver 4 together, you can greatly simplify the Web design workflow. Roundtrip HTML, a powerful feature integrating Fireworks and Dreamweaver together, allows you to make changes in one application and have those changes seamlessly reflected in the other. By eliminating the complexity normally associated with using two different applications to design and modify Web pages, Roundtrip HTML results in significant time savings.
Many edits you make in each application will be preserved by the other application, including changes to URLs, image maps, text in text slices, and behaviors. Some types of edits are not preserved, however. Such exceptions will be covered in this tutorial.
As a general rule, if you need to make radical changes to your document layout, you should make those changes in Fireworks and then export them to Dreamweaver.
Note: This tutorial addresses the use of Roundtrip HTML with Fireworks 4 and Dreamweaver 4 only. It does not address procedures or limitations associated with previous or later versions.
In this tutorial, you'll explore the benefits of Roundtrip HTML by following a typical Web design workflow using the fictitious Compass Web site .
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