Appendix B. Flash CS3, Menu by Menu
Flash CS3: The Missing Manual is full of details, explanations, and examples. This Appendix provides quick thumbnail descriptions of every command in every menu.
File
The File menu commands work on your Flash document as a whole. Use the File menu for major events, like starting a new project, opening a file you created previously, and shutting Flash down when you're finished working.
New
Windows: Ctrl+N
Mac: ⌘-N
The New command opens the New Document dialog box where you can create many different types of Flash documents. For Web pages, choose Flash File (ActionScript 2.0 or ActionScript 3.0). To create Flash files that will be used with phones, organizers, or other small handheld devices use Flash File (Mobile).
Open
Windows: Ctrl+O
Mac: ⌘-O
Opens the standard dialog box where you can navigate through your folders and open Flash files. Use the Open command to quickly find and open files in Flash. Consider using the Browse command (described next) if you need to organize your files and perform other housekeeping chores.
Browse
Windows: Ctrl+Alt+O
Mac: Option-⌘-O
Opens Adobe Bridge where you can organize, preview, import, and work with all different types of graphic files. Bridge shows thumbnail animations of SWF files and previews of JPEGs and other image files. Use Bridge to edit and search through the metadata and keywords attached to your graphic files.
Open from Site
Lets you open a Flash file that's part of a Web site or Web application. This command is ...
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