I am using Adobe Fireworks CS6, and the maximum width I can set of my image is 5900 pixels.
Attempting to resize it larger than this results in no action.
The PC I am on is high-spec.
Does Fireworks have a built-in maximum image size?
I think I will try Illustrator to get the image up to the required 10000px width.
Answer
There is a quite old thread on Adobe forums where speculation is made that it's because Fireworks is a screen-specific tool and this behavior might change in the future.
However, you can change the limit.
Make sure that Fireworks is closed, open Fireworks CS6 Preferences.txt
file located in:
- Windows 7/Vista:
C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Fireworks CS6\English\
- Windows XP:
C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Fireworks CS6\English\
- MacOS X:
Library/Preferences/Adobe Fireworks CS6/en/
and change
MaxDocSizeInPixels
6000
to
MaxDocSizeInPixels
10000
or adjust this number as needed.
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