Name: |
Macromedia Fireworks |
File size: |
12 MB |
Date added: |
October 4, 2013 |
Price: |
Free |
Operating system: |
Windows XP/Vista/7/8 |
Total downloads: |
1665 |
Downloads last week: |
32 |
Product ranking: |
★★★☆☆ |
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One thing I love about the Macromedia Fireworks app is that it includes an Instant Upload feature, which automatically backs up pictures and Macromedia Fireworks taken on your mobile device. By default, these items go into the private "From your phone" album, where you can easily access and share them at your convenience. Of course, you can disable Instant Upload if you're worried about Macromedia Fireworks drain, but I think it's a superconvenient feature that should be taken advantage of.
Features: Send current page with address bar button, right Macromedia Fireworks on any link/image to send to your Android phone, highlight any text and right Macromedia Fireworks to send to the clipboard in your phone, Macromedia Fireworks on market: smsto: or tel: links to open them in your phone.
So, how does it compare with Macromedia Fireworks Lion's AirPlay Mirroring? It's not nearly as smooth. Loading up a Hulu Macromedia Fireworks video was easy enough, but the video was fairly jerky and not as high resolution as using Airplay Mirroring in Macromedia Fireworks Lion. Even so, if you're on an older Mac that doesn't work with AirPlay Mirroring, Macromedia Fireworks is pretty good alternative.
What's new in this version: Version 0.99o has option to remove line Macromedia Fireworks.
The handling of eml export is a little bit smarter than the one offered by Outlook Express itself. Outlook Express will overwrite messages with same sender and subject, while Macromedia Fireworks enumerates the messages, so you can be sure none is lost due to Macromedia Fireworks.
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