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use the eraser tool to give the fading effect on the first image where it overlaps the second image.
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use the eraser tool to give the fading effect on the first image where it overlaps the second image.

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How do I get a gradual fading effect with the eraser? &nbsp;I tried fooling with the edge anfd transparency settings, but I still couldn't get a gradual fade.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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John
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How do I get a gradual fading effect with the eraser?  I tried fooling with the edge anfd transparency settings, but I still couldn't get a gradual fade.

Thanks,

John

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SheharyaarSaahil,<br />
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Image Fade Command is an awesome little tool. &nbsp;You have no idea how much time this is going to save me. &nbsp;Thanks!!!!<br />
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John<br />

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SheharyaarSaahil,

Image Fade Command is an awesome little tool.  You have no idea how much time this is going to save me.  Thanks!!!!

John


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I have 2 bitmaps overlapping each other horizontally. &nbsp;I want the one on the right to gradually &quot;fade in&quot; over the one on the left. How do I do this in Fireworks Studio 8?<br />
I don't want it to feather on all four sides (although speaking of that, I can't get that to work when I follow the very simple instructions on feathering. ??).<br />
I need to learn how to do this as soon as possible.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
<br />
John<br />
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I have 2 bitmaps overlapping each other horizontally.  I want the one on the right to gradually "fade in" over the one on the left. How do I do this in Fireworks Studio 8?
I don't want it to feather on all four sides (although speaking of that, I can't get that to work when I follow the very simple instructions on feathering. ??).
I need to learn how to do this as soon as possible.

Thanks!

John



Crossfading two bitmaps in Fireworks 8.

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