Author Archives: Ale Muñoz

Good day, if you’ve had problems installing or using Orange Commands on Fireworks CS6, today is your lucky day: I’ve just uploaded a new version that works with it. Adobe made a small change in the way Extension Manager packs … Continue reading →

Hot on the heels of the Fireworks CS6 announcement, I’m glad to report that Orange Commands is alive, kicking, and fully compatible with the soon-to-be-released version of our favorite tool. Here’s the list of what has changed from the last … Continue reading →

Hi there, fresh off the oven, Orange Commands 1.6.7 is out. It fixes some bugs, adds some new features, and resolves a personal pet peeve with the Resize commands. Up to now, if you selected a group and resized it, … Continue reading →

I have just uploaded a small update to Orange Commands to the downloads section. It fixes some bugs that occur when Orange Commands is installed along with other extensions that define a ‘dom’ object. In human-speak: it now plays well … Continue reading →

I have just release version 1.6.5 of Orange Commands, with the following changes: 62300167fe (Fixed a nasty bug, reported by @nachogil, that happened when resizing items inside groups.) 51a672b5d4 (FIXED: Pages » Numberize was numbering in reverse order. Fix by … Continue reading →

Exactly one month after the last release, here comes another one. Actually, there have been some private releases (thus the jump from 1.6 to 1.6.4), but none of them were worth sharing : ) So, what’s new in Orange Commands? … Continue reading →

Long time no see! I have just uploaded a new version of Orange Commands, including a long time wished-for feature: the ability to export your document’s slices as CSS (so you can export sprites directly from Fireworks). The way it … Continue reading →

Hi there, with the release of Fireworks CS5, some commands needed tweaking. Orange Commands 1.5 brings CS5 compatibility, some bug fixes, and a new command: Safe Flatten. Safe Flatten (in the Commands » Effects menu) duplicates the current selection, flattens … Continue reading →

This version adds four new commands for scaling under the Size menu: Size » Scale to Width: scales the selected objects proportionally so that they have the specified width. Size » Scale to Height: idem for height. Size » Scale … Continue reading →