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Actually, what helped was simply adding a couple blank carriage returns at the bottom of the box ('tis not dynamic text) but I will test the two ideas you gave me, as well, for future reference.
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So I've got a file level0 that, onmouseover, calls a new .swf level1. Level1 overlaps level0 and displays text. That text is a simple symbol of a text box in which device...

Hey gang,

Has anyone created an interactive where the user can draw a line from one object to another with one end anchored and the other following the mouse. Like those "draw the line" tests in...

sorry for the repetitive post. I read others after I posted in my frantic frenzy.

This is still a problem at noon Friday Central Mountain time.

Thanks in advance,
~paige

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I find that I wish Photoshop worked like Flash sometimes. I think you'll find that, too, as you get used to it.

~blue

Client needs all output to be Flash 4. I can do a menu in 5. Can it be done in 4? Best complete example is someone else's at:
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Someone asked in a previous thread "so what's new with Flash MX?"

Here's a catchy little overview about it. Hope it gives you something to build on...
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eeeek.

Client needs all output to be Flash 4. I can do the menu in 5. Can it be done in 4? Best complete example is someone else's at this URL:
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animated? what do you want the headphones to do?

~blue

not *more* RAM (assuming that it worked fine before). You'd have to see how much space you have on your machine and determine that yourself.

Different amounts of memory are allocated to different...

do you have a link to it?

Without looking, my first thought is that you need to adjust your publish settings.

To do this, go to 'File' menu and scroll down to select 'Publish Settings'. You...

In short, you have to have the on rollover trigger a movie clip with your extended state and buttons that are clickable.

Then your on rollout triggers the movie to close and return to original...

Scenes are difficult to navigate to and from sometimes.

I suggest making separate movies and linking them. Plus, you save a lot on file size. 3 scenes will likely add up to larger than the 3...

I have noticed with XP (though I'm still researching it) that memory allocations seem to be funny. I have opened programs and gotten an error message that there wasn't enough memory to open my file...

When that happened to me I simply re-installed it. From talking with others, Flash 5 can do that sometimes. It's tempermental.

HTH,
~blue

The key for me was a lot of book study and developing a compelling portfolio.

In the interim, I got a job in a related industry that bolstered my knowledge of the tools I now use. What that means...

do you have a URL? Could you simply include a still image in all other places except the index?

~blue

nevermind. I got it.

For the curious ones, choose Edit/Preferences/General

And go down to "Timeline Options" There are the selections for Flash 4 timeline functionality.

Thanks,
~blue

Copying and pasting frames is pleasantly easy.

Start by selecting all of your frames by clicking on the top layer (where you name it). This should highlight the entire length of the layer from...

Still curious...I'm sure I'm not the only person who is used to the Flash 4 settings. :D

Thanks,
~blue

I have XP and haven't had that problem. I re-installed Flash at the same time, and that might be one solution for you.

(interested in other's solutions as well)

~blue

re-installed and totally forgot how to make my Flash 5 timeline work like a Flash 4 timeline.

Could someone remind me?

Thanks in advance,
~blue

(everyone take a coffee break and go get some sunshine)

I, too, could not get the url to open. That aside, I don't have to look at it to tell you that you need to at least have an elementary...

If I read you right, you could remove the buttons and have the last frame of each scene direct to the next. That would keep you from starting completely over with a new movie.

(other pros correct...