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what is the "actions frame"? someone can tell me? thank you
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Originally posted by oldnewbie
fscommand("quit");
it can't work~! i need to close the "macromedia flash player"
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Originally posted by cbloke
it can't work~! i need to close the "macromedia flash player"
what? a browser window maybe?
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Originally posted by gSOLO_01
Originally posted by cbloke
it can't work~! i need to close the "macromedia flash player"
what? a browser window maybe?
e... what do i mean is try to close the "macromedia flash player" browser.
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Lifesaver
Okay, one last time:
In order to close the Macromedia Flash Player, you can use one of the following options:
If on an IBM/PC:
1: Click on the little "X" in the top right corner of the window.
2: Press "Alt + F4"
3: Press "Ctrl + Q"
4: Put the script " fscommand("quit") " in a keyframe or button
If on a Mac:
1: Chuck your computer out the window of (at least) a 10-story building
Hope this helps!
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Originally posted by Lightwave Network
If on a Mac:
1: Chuck your computer out the window of (at least) a 10-story building
no, i'd say at least 12...
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Originally posted by Lightwave Network
Okay, one last time:
In order to close the Macromedia Flash Player, you can use one of the following options:
If on an IBM/PC:
1: Click on the little "X" in the top right corner of the window.
2: Press "Alt + F4"
3: Press "Ctrl + Q"
4: Put the script " fscommand("quit") " in a keyframe or button
If on a Mac:
1: Chuck your computer out the window of (at least) a 10-story building
Hope this helps!
i have try put the script "fscommand("quit")" in a button but it can't work or still have any way to do it?
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Lifesaver
cbloke,
How well do you understand ActionScripting?
First, click on your button.
Then, in the ACTIONS window (where you enter code,) paste the following:
Code:
on (release) {
fscommand("quit")
}
That should be all you need.
P.S. - gSOLO_01, I originally thought a 100-story building would be best, but I didn't want to make any weird 9/11 references.
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If you mean for a button within your .swf file that closes the browser window:
First, did you turn the button image INTO a button? If not, right click on the button, click CONVERT TO SYMBOL, and click off BUTTON. You can name it here too...I usually just leave it as 'symbol' whatever.
Now, click on the button to highlight it. At the bottom of the screen, click 'ACTION-BUTTON'. Now click INDEX in the menu at the left. Scroll and find GETURL. Double click on it. In the window that opens in the right, where it says 'URL', type in FSCommand:quit
That oughtta do it. If you mean actually closing Macromedia Flash out, if it's frozen, alt x f4, or rebooting generally works. If that's what you mean though, you haven't spent much time on a computer.
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fuktifino,Lightwave Network and oldnewbie thank all of you very much, i have done it~! before that i have make some do some wrong scrip.
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You're welcome.
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