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Macromedia® Flash™ 8 on Demand

by Andy Anderson, Steve Johnson - Perspection, Inc.

October 2005

Beginner to intermediate

560 pages

16h 50m

English

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Acknowledgements
Perspection, Inc.AcknowledgementsAbout The AuthorsWe Want To Hear From You!
Introduction
How This Book WorksWhat’s NewKeyboard ShortcutsStep-by-Step InstructionsReal World ExamplesAndy’s WorkshopFlash for Windows and MacintoshFlash Certification
1. Getting Started with Flash 8
Preparing to Install Flash 8System RequirementsFor Windows ComputersFor Macintosh ComputersFor Viewers in a BrowserInstalling Flash 8Install Flash 8Launching Flash 8Launch Flash in WindowsLaunch Flash in MacintoshViewing the Flash WindowCreating a Project PlanPlan a MovieDetermine the purposeIdentify the audienceDevelop the content and organize the structureDevelop the layout and design of the movieIdentify the delivery computer system and browser to be used for play backBuilding a Flash ProjectBuild a Movie with FlashStep 1: Set up document propertiesStep 2: Create or import media elementsStep 3: Position the media elements on the Stage and sequence them in the TimelineStep 4: Add navigational components, interactive behaviors, and motion effectsStep 5: Preview and test the movieStep 6: Publish the document as a movie file for use over the InternetCreating a New DocumentCreate a New Blank DocumentCreating a New Document from a TemplateCreate a New Document from a TemplateOpening an Existing DocumentOpen a Flash DocumentOpening Sample DocumentsOpen a Sample DocumentChanging Document PropertiesView Document PropertiesChange Document PropertiesWorking with Document WindowsSwitch Between Multiple DocumentsArrange Multiple Document WindowsResize and Move a Document WindowUse the Mouse to Resize a WindowSaving a DocumentSave a DocumentSave a Document with a Different Name or LocationSaving a Document in Different FormatsSave a Document in the Flash MX 2004 FormatSave a Document as a TemplateGetting Help While You WorkGet Help InformationSearch for Help InformationGetting Online SupportGet Online Support InformationGet Resources from the Flash ExchangeClosing a Document and Quitting FlashClose a DocumentQuit Flash
2. Working Within the Flash Environment
Examining the Flash WindowUsing the TimelineChange the Timeline DisplayResize the Timeline DisplayChange the Display of Frames in the TimelineWorking with LayersCreate a New LayerCreate a New Layer FolderRename a Layer or FolderDelete a Layer or FolderViewing LayersShow or Hide a Layer or FolderLock or Unlock Layers or FoldersView the Contents of a Layer as OutlinesOrganizing LayersExpand or Collapse a Layer FolderMove a Layer or Layer FolderCopy a LayerCopy the Contents of a Layer FolderChanging Layer PropertiesChange Layer PropertiesUsing Guide LayersCreate a Guide LayerWorking with FramesSelect One or More FramesInsert a FrameDelete FramesWorking with ScenesOpen the Scene Panel and Select a SceneAdd a SceneRename a SceneDelete a SceneUsing the Edit BarShow and Hide the Edit BarChange View Size of the StageSelect a Scene or Symbol to EditUsing the ToolbarShow and Hide the Tools PanelCustomize the Tools PanelUsing the Main ToolbarShow and Hide the Main Toolbar in WindowsUsing the Docking ChannelMinimize and Maximize a Docking Channel in WindowsWorking with PanelsOpen and Close a PanelCollapse and Expand a PanelCollapse and Expand the Information Area in a PanelUse the Panel Options MenuDocking and Undocking PanelsDock a PanelUndock a PanelGrouping and Ungrouping PanelsGroup Panels TogetherUngroup PanelsCreating a Panel SetCreate a Panel SetDisplay a Panel SetDelete a Panel SetRename a Panel SetCreating Keyboard ShortcutsCreate a Keyboard Shortcut SetAdd or Remove a Keyboard ShortcutSetting General PreferencesSet General PreferencesSetting Text PreferencesSet Text PreferencesSetting Clipboard PreferencesSet Clipboard PreferencesSetting Warning PreferencesSet Warning PreferencesWorking with Page Setup in MacintoshWork with Page Setup in MacintoshChange Print Margins and Layout in MacintoshWorking with Page Setup in WindowsWork with Page Setup in WindowsSet Printer Properties in Page SetupPrinting a Document in MacintoshPrint a Document in MacintoshPrinting a Document in WindowsPrint a Document in Windows
3. Creating Graphics
Changing Drawing SettingsChange the Drawing SettingsDrawing with the Line ToolUse the Line ToolDrawing with the Pencil ToolUse the Pencil Tool in Straighten ModeUse the Pencil Tool in Smooth ModeDrawing Shapes with the Rectangle and Oval ToolsDraw with the Oval ToolDraw with the Rectangle ToolDraw a Rounded RectangleUsing the Polystar ToolDraw a Polygon or Star ShapeUnderstanding SelectionsSelecting Strokes with the Arrow ToolSelect a Stroke with the Arrow Selection ToolSelect Multiple Stroke SegmentsSelect Connected Stroke SegmentsSelecting Strokes and Fills with the Arrow ToolSelect Fills with the Arrow Selection ToolSelect with a Selection RectangleMaking Selections with the Lasso ToolSelect with the Lasso ToolSelect with the Lasso Tool in Polygon ModeZooming In and Out with the Magnifying GlassZoom InZoom OutZoom Into a Specific Area by Dragging on the StageMoving Around with the Hand ToolMove the Stage ViewDisplaying RulersShow and Hide RulersUsing Grids and GuidesShow and Hide GridsCreate GuidesModifying Grid and Guide SettingsModify GridModify GuidesUsing Snap AlignEnable Snap AlignConfigure Snap Align and Save DefaultsChanging Stroke and Fill ColorsChange the Stroke ColorChange the Fill ColorCreating Custom ColorsCreate a Custom Color by Entering a ValueCreate a Custom Color with the Color PickerEditing Strokes with the Ink BottleUse the Ink BottleEditing Fills with the Paint BucketUse the Paint BucketEditing Strokes and Fills with the EyedropperUse the Eyedropper Tool to Edit Strokes and FillsCreating GradientsCreate a Multi-Color GradientUsing the Fill LockLock GradientsUsing Paint Brush ModesUse Paint Brush ModesDrawing with the Pen ToolUse the Pen Tool to Create an Open PathUse the Pen Tool to Create a Closed PathDrawing Curves with the Pen ToolCreate Curved Line SegmentsCreate S-CurvesModifying Shapes with the Arrow ToolUse the Arrow Tool to Modify a ShapeConvert Line Segments with the Arrow ToolModifying Shapes with the Sub-Selection ToolUse the Sub-Selection Tool to Modify a ShapeConvert Corner Points to Curve PointsConvert Curve Points to Corner PointsUsing the Free Transform ToolChange the Scale of an ObjectRotate and Skew an ObjectUsing Transform Options for ShapesDistort a ShapeChange the Envelope of a ShapeTransforming Gradient FillsAdjust a Gradient FillCutting and Pasting Graphics Between LayersPaste Objects Between LayersUse the Paste In Place Command Between LayersWorking with Graphics on Different LayersEdit Object on Inactive LayersDistributing Graphics to LayersPlace Selected Objects on Separate LayersWorking With Object DrawingEnable and Use Object Drawing
4. Working with Groups, Symbols, and Instances
Creating GroupsGroup Artwork on the Same LayerUngroup ArtworkArranging Multiple GroupsChange the Stacking OrderUsing the LibraryOpen the LibraryOpen Other LibrariesAccess Library OptionsCreating SymbolsCreate New SymbolsConvert Existing Artwork into SymbolsConvert Animations into SymbolsEditing in Symbol ModeEnter Symbol Editing ModeExit Symbol Editing ModeCreating InstancesPlace Instances on the StageEdit Master SymbolsChanging Symbol and Instance BehaviorsChange a Symbol’s BehaviorChange the Symbol Behavior of an InstanceSwapping Symbol InstancesSwap InstancesDuplicate Symbols During SwapUsing Graphic SymbolsCreate a Graphic SymbolChange the Options for Graphic Symbol InstancesUsing Button SymbolsCreate a ButtonEnabling and Disabling ButtonsEnable and Disable ButtonsCreating Invisible ButtonsCreate an Invisible ButtonUsing Movie Clip SymbolsCreate and View Movie Clips SymbolsBreaking Symbols ApartBreak an InstanceModifying Instance PropertiesModify the Scale or RotationUse Additional Transform CommandsModifying Instance Color Styles and BlendsModify the BrightnessModify the Tint ColorModify the TransparencyModify the BlendUsing Advanced Color OptionsModify the Color and Transparency Simultaneously
5. Working with Text
Creating Static TextCreate Static TextCreate a Text BoxChanging Font Type, Size, and ColorChange the Font Type and SizeChange the Font ColorModifying Tracking and KerningAdjust TrackingAdjust KerningSet Auto KerningChanging Text Direction and OrientationCreate a Single Column of Vertical TextCreate a Vertical Text BlockRotate Characters in a Vertical Text FieldChanging Text AlignmentAlign Paragraph TextSet Margins and Line SpacingUsing Break Apart to Modify CharactersBreak a Text Field into Single CharactersBreak a Text Field into ShapesUsing Anti-alias TextSet a Text Field to Anti-alias TextUsing Font MappingSelect Substitute FontsSetting Device Fonts Versus Embedded FontsSet a Text Field to Device FontChoose a Built-In Flash Device FontCreating Dynamic Text and Input TextSet a Text Field to be DynamicSet a Text Field to be an Input FieldSetting Dynamic Text and Input Text OptionsUse the Character Options Dialog BoxUsing Cascading Style Sheets with HTML TextLoad an external CSSCreate a CSS in FlashChecking SpellingSet Up Spell CheckingUse Spell CheckingUsing Find and ReplaceLocate Items with Find and Replace
6. Importing Graphics
Understanding Vector and Bitmap GraphicsExamining Import File FormatsImporting PDF, EPS, and Illustrator FilesImport an Illustrator, EPS, or PDF fileImporting BitmapsImport a Bitmap to the StageImport to the LibraryImporting Fireworks PNG FilesImport and Edit Fireworks PNG FilesImporting Multiple FilesImport Multiple Files or a Sequence of FilesCopying Images from Other ProgramsPaste from the ClipboardEditing Bitmaps in an Outside EditorUpdate an Image Edited Outside of FlashReplace a BitmapSetting Bitmap CompressionSet Compression for a BitmapUsing Break Apart to Create Fill PatternsCreate a Bitmap Fill PatternModifying a Bitmap FillChange the Center PointModify the Orientation and Size of a Bitmap FillEditing a Bitmap with the Magic WandUse the Magic WandSet the Magic Wand OptionsUsing Trace Bitmap to Create Vector ShapesTrace a Bitmap
7. Creating Frame-By-Frame Animation
Understanding Frame-By-Frame AnimationCreating KeyframesCreate a KeyframeCreate a Blank KeyframeIncrease the Keyframe SpanConverting Frames to KeyframesConvert Multiple Frames Into KeyframesUsing Frame-Based Versus Span-Based SelectionSet the Frame Selection StyleClearing Keyframes Versus Removing FramesClear KeyframesRemove FramesEditing KeyframesCopy and Paste KeyframesDrag and Drop KeyframesCreating a Simple Frame-By-Frame AnimationCreate a Frame-By-Frame AnimationPlaying an AnimationUse the Controller to Play an AnimationTest Animation in the Flash PlayerUsing Onion SkinningActivate Onion SkinningUse Onion Skin OutlinesModifying Onion Skin MarkersSet Onion Skin Markers ManuallySet Onion Skin Markers in Modify Onion Markers WindowEditing Multiple FramesSelect Multiple Frames

8. Animating with Motion Tweening
Understanding Motion TweeningCreating a Motion TweenCreate a Simple Motion TweenAdjusting Motion Tween PropertiesSet Motion Tween PropertiesSet Ease Properties in a Motion TweenWorking with Motion TweeningUnderstanding Frame and Instance PropertiesChanging the Length of a TweenAdd Frames to a TweenRemove Frames from a TweenAdding and Removing Keyframes from a Motion TweenAdd a Keyframe to a Motion TweenRemove a Keyframe from a Motion TweenChanging the Frame RateChange Frame RateReversing FramesReverse FramesAnimating Scale and Rotation ChangesChange Scale During TweenChange Rotation During TweenAdding Color Effects to a TweenTween a Color EffectCreating a Motion Guide LayerCreate a Motion GuideAnimating Along a Motion GuideAnimate Along a Motion PathOrienting Objects to a Motion PathAnimate Along a Motion PathCustomizing Motion Easing In and OutSet Ease In and Out Motion Tween Properties
9. Animating with Shape Tweening
Using Shape TweeningCreating a Shape Tween FormCreate a Shape Tween FormAdding and Removing Keyframes from a Shape TweenAdd a Keyframe to a Shape TweenRemove a Keyframe from a Shape TweenChanging Shape Positions with Shape TweeningAnimate a Ball with Shape TweeningChanging Shape Position and Form SimultaneouslyCombine Shape Tweening and Movement in a Ball AnimationAdjusting Shape Tween PropertiesSet Shape Tween PropertiesChanging Shape Tweening Color and Alpha OptionsChange Shape Tween ColorUsing Shape HintsSet Shape HintsCreating Animation Using ActionScript
10. Creating Masks
Understanding MasksCreating a Mask LayerCreate a Mask LayerDrawing a MaskCreate a Mask LayerActivating a MaskActivate a MaskEditing a MaskEdit a MaskRemoving a MaskRemove a MaskAdding Layers to a MaskLink Additional Layers to a MaskRemove a Linked Layer from a MaskAnimating a Mask LayerAnimate a Mask
11. Working with Sounds
Importing AudioImport Audio Files to the StageImport Audio Files to the LibraryUsing Audio on the TimelineAdd Audio Using the LibraryAdd Audio Using an External LibraryLoading a Sound from a Shared LibraryCreate a Shared Audio LibraryWork with Shared Audio LibrariesUsing Audio with ActionScript BehaviorsLoad a Sound from the LibraryPlaying and Stopping SoundsPlay and Stop SoundsStopping All SoundsStop All SoundsLoading a Streaming MP3 FileLoad a Streaming MP3 FileSyncing Sounds to the TimelineSync Sounds to the TimelineLooping SoundsLoop SoundsPublishing Documents Containing AudioPublish Sound DocumentsEditing SoundsWork with Edit Envelope
12. Working with Video
Using the Video Import WizardUse the Video Import WizardWorking with Video on the TimelineMove a Video File Directly to the StageUsing Movie Clips with Video FilesUse Movie Clips with Video FilesUsing Video with ActionScript BehaviorsControl Video from the TimelineControlling Video Through Movie ClipsControl Video Through Movie ClipsWorking with Media Player for Streaming VideoWork with the Media Playback ComponentWorking with the Media Display ComponentWork with the Media Display ComponentWorking with the Media Controller ComponentWork with the Media Controller ComponentExporting FLV Files from Video-Editing ApplicationsWorking with Alpha Channel MasksWork with Alpha Channel MasksWorking with the FLV File FormatExport Video Clips into the FLV File Format
13. Applying Timeline Effects
Using the Explode EffectUse the Explode EffectUsing the Blur EffectUse the Blur EffectUsing Copy To GridUse Copy To GridApplying the Drop Shadow EffectApply the Drop Shadow EffectUsing the Expand EffectUse the Expand EffectUsing the Distributed Duplicate EffectUse the Distributed Duplicate EffectApplying the Transform EffectApply the Transform EffectUsing the Transition EffectUse the Transition EffectModifying Timeline EffectsModify Timeline EffectsConverting Timeline Effects into KeyframesConvert Effects into KeyframesRemoving Timeline EffectsRemove Timeline Effects
14. Using ActionScript Behaviors
Adding BehaviorsUsing the Behaviors PanelUnderstanding the Load Graphic BehaviorPlanning the ProjectLoading a Runtime JPGUsing the Load Graphic BehaviorUse the Load Graphic BehaviorUsing the Goto Play and Stop BehaviorsUse the Goto Play and Stop BehaviorsUsing the Load External Movieclip BehaviorUse the Load External BehaviorUsing the Start and Stop Dragging BehaviorsUse the Start and Stop Dragging BehaviorsUsing the Goto Web Page BehaviorUse the Goto Web Page Behavior
15. Using Basic ActionScripts
Using Object-Oriented ProgrammingViewing the Actions PanelUnderstanding Properties and MethodsApplying Properties and Methods to an ObjectApply Properties and MethodsSetting ActionScript PreferencesSet ActionScript PreferencesUsing Dot SyntaxApplying Dot Syntax to a Movie ClipUse Dot SyntaxUnderstanding Event HandlersWork with Mouse EventsAttaching a Mouse Event to a ButtonAttach an Event to a ButtonWorking with Frame EventsAttach an ActionScript to a FrameUnderstanding a Clip EventWorking with Clip EventsAttaching a Clip Event to a Movie ClipAttach an onClipEvent to a Movie ClipUnderstanding Data TypesUse Data Types to Control InformationCreating LoopsWorking with For LoopsWork with For LoopsWorking with While Loops and Using Loop ExceptionsUsing Conditional StatementsUsing FunctionsCalling a FunctionPassing Parameters to a Function
16. Debugging a Movie
Debugging ConceptsDebugging with the ActionScript EditorUse the ActionScript EditorUsing the Movie ExplorerUse the Movie ExplorerDebugging ManuallyDebug ManuallyUsing the Flash DebuggerUse the Flash DebuggerViewing VariablesView VariablesAdding Variables to the Watch ListAdd VariablesViewing PropertiesView PropertiesSetting BreakpointsSet BreakpointsStepping Through CodeStep Through Code
17. Adding Display Components
Understanding Basic ComponentsAdding a Text InputAdd a TextInput ComponentAdding a Combo Text BoxAdd a ComboBox ComponentAdding a Check BoxAdd a CheckBox ComponentAdding a Radio ButtonAdd a RadioButton ComponentAdding a Text AreaAdd a TextArea ComponentAdding a ButtonAdd a Button ComponentAdding a Menu BarAdd a MenuBar ComponentAdding an AlertAdd an Alert ComponentAdding a ListAdd a List ComponentAdding a LabelAdd a Label ComponentUsing Components to Build a Form
18. Adding Advanced Display Components
Adding a Data GridAdd a DataGrid ComponentUsing a Local Data ProviderUse a Local Data ProviderAdding a LoaderAdd a Loader ComponentAdding a Numeric StepperAdd a NumericStepper ComponentAdding a Progress BarAdd a ProgressBar ComponentAdding a Scroll PaneAdd a ScrollPane ComponentAdding a TreeAdd a Tree ComponentAdding a WindowAdd a Window ComponentModifying DataGrid OptionsModify DataGrid Options
19. Adding and Modifying Data Components
Using the Data HolderUse the DataHolder ComponentUnderstanding Web ServicesUsing XML in FlashUsing the Web Service ConnectorUse the WebServiceConnector ComponentUsing the XML ConnectorUse the XMLConnector ComponentUsing the Component InspectorWorking with ParametersModifying ParametersModify ParametersCreating BindingsCreate BindingsModifying BindingsModify BindingsUnderstanding SchemaModifying SchemaModify SchemaModifying a Component’s AttributesModify Attributes
20. Automating Your Work
Examining the History PanelUsing the History PanelOpen and Close the History PanelClear the History PanelUndoing and Redoing StepsUndo Steps with the History PanelRedo Steps with the History PanelReplaying StepsReplay Steps to the Same Object or Another ObjectRepeat the Previous Step on Another ObjectSaving Steps and Using CommandsSave Steps as a CommandRun a CommandEdit the Names of CommandsCopying Steps Between DocumentsCopy Steps Between DocumentsWorking with Object-Level Undo ModeSet Object Level UndoWork with Object Level Undo
21. Publishing a Movie
Publishing ConsiderationsModifying Publish SettingsModify Publish SettingsSpecifying Flash OptionsSpecify Flash OptionsSpecifying HTML OptionsSpecify HTML OptionsSpecifying GIF OptionsSpecify GIF OptionsSpecifying PNG OptionsSpecify PNG OptionsSpecifying JPEG OptionsSpecify JPEG OptionsCreating a Windows or Macintosh ProjectorCreate a Windows or Macintosh ProjectorCreating a Publishing ProfileCreate a Publishing ProfileEditing Profile PropertiesEdit Profile PropertiesExporting and Importing a ProfileExport a ProfileImport a ProfileDuplicating a ProfileDuplicate a ProfileTesting a MovieTest a MovieUsing the Bandwidth ProfilerUse the Bandwidth ProfilerPrinting from the Flash PlayerLabel Frames as Printable and Print from the Flash PlayerExporting a Movie to Different FormatsExport a Movie or Frame to Different Formats
22. Using Flash Professional 8 Features
Creating a Slide PresentationCreate a Slide PresentationCreating a Form ScreenCreate a Form ScreenCreating and Managing a ProjectCreate and Manage a ProjectTesting a ProjectTest a ProjectUsing Version Source ControlUse Version Source ControlChecking Files In and OutCheck Files In and OutExporting Directly to the FLV FormatExport Directly to the FLV FormatMapping MIDI Device SoundsMap MIDI Device SoundsWorking with the Video EncoderWork with the Video EncoderApplying Graphic Filter EffectsApply Graphic Filter EffectsWork with Graphic Filter EffectsUsing Advanced Component Enhancements
Andy’s Workshop
IntroductionGetting and Using the Project FilesProject 1: Creating an Analog ClockSkills and Tools: Flash drawing tools and ActionScriptingThe ProjectThe ProcessThe ResultsProject 2: Creating User-Defined ButtonsSkills and Tools: ActionScripting and Flash SymbolsThe ProjectThe ProcessThe ResultsProject 3: Creating a Customized CursorSkills and Tools: Flash drawing tools and ActionScriptingThe ProjectThe ProcessThe ResultsProject 4: Embedding Fonts into a Flash DocumentSkills and Tools: Fonts, Dynamic Text, and ActionScriptingThe ProjectThe ProcessThe ResultsProject 5: Executing a Print Job from FlashSkills and Tools: System print operations, ActionScripting, and Button SymbolsThe ProjectThe ProcessThe ResultsProject 6: Changing the Focus of a Flash DocumentSkills and Tools: Multiple documents, ActionScripting, and Button SymbolsThe ProcjectThe ProcessThe ResultsWant More ProjectsGet Everything on CD
New! Features
Macromedia Flash 8 BasicFlash 8 ProfessionalVideoComponentsMobile
Flash Certification
About the Macromedia Certified Professional ProgramWhat Is an MCPP?What Does This Logo Mean?Choosing a Flash Certification LevelPreparing for a MCPP Certification ExamGetting RecertifiedTaking an Macromedia Certified Expert ExamExam ResultsGetting More InformationSample Test Questions and Other Updates

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Chapter 18. Adding Advanced Display Components

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Introduction

Components are composed of two elements: a movie clip and parameters, allowing you to modify the components appearance and behavior. Components run the gamut from a radio button to a scroll pane. Components equalize the designer’s playing field: enabling anyone to build complex applications, even if they do not have a complete understanding of the ActionScript language. And as easy as it is to simply drag the component you need from the Components panel onto the Stage, it is just as easy to customize the look and feel of ...

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