Thanks for the tip on how to round corners in Adobe Fireworks. I have been using fireWorks for casual editing for some time now but haven’t done any formal training so tips like this help.
Srdjan
December 30th, 2010 at 9:58 am
Its realy great to find nice tips. You cant find this tips in literature. Wery nice way to create bigerr Designer Comunity.
You are unique Pearson with great talent for colors and shapes.
Greetings from Bosnia
Hung
October 1st, 2012 at 6:32 pm
Thank you for your great tips! Though I am not a designer, this video make everything simple and easy to do.
I was late to the rounded corner party, but this guide really helped me just now. Thanks Mike.
Chakadizulu
April 8th, 2015 at 11:17 pm
Fantastic tip. Thanks Mike!
Dan Feather
October 19th, 2018 at 9:27 am
Dang! I’ve been using FW since the beginning (seriously, I was a beta-tester for ver 1), but I guess I haven’t used it enough lately, so I had to search the web to re-learn this “out of the box” feature that (apparently) is often overlooked/unknown by FW users. I’d suggest that one reason it’s “hidden” is the labels FW uses (“Fillet Points,” for goodness sake!). I used quick-help for “rounded corners” (which brings to mind: What is “Fix Rounded Rect Corners?”) It does seem a bit unlike a drawing program to implement it the way FW does. But, hey, who said FW was ever “normal?” It’s quirky, alright, but that’s part of its charm/power.
As a distraction, I played around with the Path palette (which I’m SO thankful to have been re-introduced to, thanks!), and was especially intrigued and pleased by the bottom section: “Select Points.” In your tutorial, I believe you intimated that one must select individual points one-by-one (no?), but there are icons in this section that allow point selection by proxy, including “Select All Points.” Sweet! . . . There are other cool features/functions in the Path palette. Explore!
Thanks for the tip on how to round corners in Adobe Fireworks. I have been using fireWorks for casual editing for some time now but haven’t done any formal training so tips like this help.
Its realy great to find nice tips. You cant find this tips in literature. Wery nice way to create bigerr Designer Comunity.
You are unique Pearson with great talent for colors and shapes.
Greetings from Bosnia
Thank you for your great tips! Though I am not a designer, this video make everything simple and easy to do.
Cheers!
You ROCK, Mike!
Thanks for the tips!
Thanks Dennis, glad you appreciate.
I was late to the rounded corner party, but this guide really helped me just now. Thanks Mike.
Fantastic tip. Thanks Mike!
Dang! I’ve been using FW since the beginning (seriously, I was a beta-tester for ver 1), but I guess I haven’t used it enough lately, so I had to search the web to re-learn this “out of the box” feature that (apparently) is often overlooked/unknown by FW users. I’d suggest that one reason it’s “hidden” is the labels FW uses (“Fillet Points,” for goodness sake!). I used quick-help for “rounded corners” (which brings to mind: What is “Fix Rounded Rect Corners?”) It does seem a bit unlike a drawing program to implement it the way FW does. But, hey, who said FW was ever “normal?” It’s quirky, alright, but that’s part of its charm/power.
As a distraction, I played around with the Path palette (which I’m SO thankful to have been re-introduced to, thanks!), and was especially intrigued and pleased by the bottom section: “Select Points.” In your tutorial, I believe you intimated that one must select individual points one-by-one (no?), but there are icons in this section that allow point selection by proxy, including “Select All Points.” Sweet! . . . There are other cool features/functions in the Path palette. Explore!