I created the Home Page in Adobe Illustrator, exported the file to Adobe
Fireworks, created the slices in Adobe Fireworks, and exported to Dreamweaver.
When I tried to create a link for one of my buttons in Dreamweaver to a page I
created solely in Dreamweaver, it failed. Why did it fail?

What exactly did you export?

You can't make a Web page with Illustrator - you can only make a graphic file.
A Web page is a text file of HTML code (indicated with an .htm or .html
extension) that can reference images. From Fireworks, you can export the HTML
and graphics in order to have a Web page to open in Dreamweaver.

Did you name your slices? (That's an easy way to set your file names and it's
much better than Firework's default naming scheme.) When you exported, did you
choose HTML and Images?

Using FW to write your HTML like you describe is a poor start. But, we can
only guess about what you might have done or not done without seeing your
page. Can you upload it to some web space and post a link?

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"pixlor" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> What exactly did you export?
>
> You can't make a Web page with Illustrator - you can only make a graphic
> file.
> A Web page is a text file of HTML code (indicated with an .htm or .html
> extension) that can reference images. From Fireworks, you can export the
> HTML
> and graphics in order to have a Web page to open in Dreamweaver.
>
> Did you name your slices? (That's an easy way to set your file names and
> it's
> much better than Firework's default naming scheme.) When you exported, did
> you
> choose HTML and Images?
>
>
>
>

send the code here please