Help with aligning text

I guys,

I been given some banners to adapt, unfortunately on not very familiar with AS3 and im trying to align a word to the left but for the life of me i cant figure out what to change. Can anyone please shed some light? I can get letter spacing to work but I can't find an align command.

Actionscript Code:

import flash.events.EventDispatcher;
  import flash.text.StyleSheet;
  import flash.text.TextFormatAlign;

 
  public class ScreenTextModelSky extends EventDispatcher implements IScreenTextModel 
  {
    private static var _inst:ScreenTextModelSky;
    private static var _text:Array = [
      
      // don't forget to update the embeded characters in the fla!
      
      ['<span class="b">Free</span>', 'text', 'text'', 'text''],
     ['<span class="c">text' ', 'text'</span>', '<span class="d">text'</span> ',],
     ['<span class="b">text'</span> text'', '<span class="b">text'</span> minutes', '<span class="b">text'</span> text'a'], 
      ['text'', '<span class="b">text'', 'text' </span>', 'text' ', 'text'']
      
    ];

    
    private var _style:StyleSheet;
     public function ScreenTextModelSky(enforcer:Singleton)
    {
    }
    
    public static function getModel():ScreenTextModelSky
    {
      if (_inst==null) _inst = new ScreenTextModelSky(new Singleton());
      return _inst;
    }
    
    public function getText(num:uint):Array
    {
      return _text[num];
    }
    
    public function getStyle():StyleSheet
    {
      if (_style==null)
      {
        _style = new StyleSheet();
      
        var body:Object = {
          fontFamily: (new FrutigerFont()).fontName,
          fontSize: 16.5,
          color: '#FFFFFF'
        };
         var c:Object = {
          fontFamily: (new FrutigerBoldFont()).fontName,
          fontSize: 28,
          
          letterSpacing: 0
    
        };
        
         var d:Object = {
          fontFamily: (new FrutigerFont()).fontName,
          fontSize: 11,
          
          letterSpacing: 0
    
        };
        
    
              
        var b:Object = {
          fontFamily: (new FrutigerBoldFont()).fontName
        };
      
        _style.setStyle('body', body);
        _style.setStyle('.b', b);
        _style.setStyle('.c', c);
        _style.setStyle('.d', d);
        
      }
      
      return _style;
    }
  }
}

class Singleton {}

I would check the style sheet, it appears to be controlling everything here.

hmmm, It didnt come with the assets? I just assumed it was embedded somewhere?

You are right. Missed that part. However, I don't see where the text is being displayed. Where does it appear, what component?

this is what's in the other .as file

Actionscript Code:

import banner.model.text.IScreenTextModel;

  import flash.display.Sprite;

  
  public class ScreenText extends Sprite 
  {
    protected var _num:uint;
    protected var _model:IScreenTextModel;
    protected var _tf:Array = [];
    
    public function ScreenText(num:uint)
    {
        _num = num;
        init();
    }


    protected function init():void 
    {
        addModel();
        
        for (var i:uint = 0; i<_model.getText(_num).length; i++)
        {
            _tf[i] = SimpleTextField.getTextBox(_model.getText(_num)[i], Model.getModel().width, null, true, _model.getStyle());
            addChild(_tf[i]);
        }
        position();
    }
    
    protected function addModel():void 
    {
      trace("WARNING: override and add format's screenText model");
    }
    
    public function position():void
    {
        for (var i:uint = 0; i<_model.getText(_num).length; i++)
      {
          _tf[i].x = -_tf[i].width/2;
        _tf[i].y = _tf[i].height*i+(_tf[i].height/10);
        
        _tf[i].alpha = 0;
        _tf[i].visible = false;
      }
    }
    
    public function fadeIn():void
    {
        for (var i:uint = 0; i<_tf.length; i++)
        TweenMax.to(_tf[i], 0.3, { delay: i*0.1+0.2, y: _tf[i].y-(_tf[i].height/2), autoAlpha: 1 });
    }
    
    public function fadeOut():void
    {
        for (var i:uint = 0; i<_tf.length; i++)
          TweenMax.to(_tf[i], 0.3, { delay: i*0.1, y: (-_tf[i].height/2).toString(), autoAlpha: 0 });
    }
    

  }
}

and

Actionscript Code:

package banner.view.content 
{
  import banner.view.text.ScreenText;
  import banner.view.text.ScreenTextSky;

  import flash.display.BitmapData;
  import flash.display.Bitmap;

  import banner.view.Phone;
  import banner.view.PinkPuff;

  import flash.display.Sprite;

  import banner.view.end.EndScreenSky;

 
  public class ContentSky extends Content 
  {
    private var _top:Number = 150;
    private var _phoneBaseHeight:Number;
    
    override protected function addModifiers():void 
    {
      _puffScale = 0.8;
    }
    
    override protected function addPuff():void
    {
      var ex:Number = _model.width/2;
      var ey:Number = _model.height/2;
      
      // add phone early for skyscrapper
      _phoneBox = new Sprite();
      _phone = new Phone();
      _phoneBaseHeight = _phone.height*_phoneScale;
      _phoneOffset = ((_h/2)-(_phoneBaseHeight/2+_top))*-1;
      phoneStartPos();
      
      _holder = new Sprite();
      _holder.x = ex;
      _holder.y = ey;
      addChild(_holder);
      
      _puff = new PinkPuff(ex, ey+_phoneOffset, _puffScale, 0.2, _freeze);
      _puff.x = -ex;
      _puff.y = -ey;
      _holder.addChild(_puff);
      // init will be called later
    }

    override protected function addPhone():void 
    {
      _phoneBox.addChild(_phone);
      _bmp = new Bitmap();
      addChild(_bmp);
      _bmp.bitmapData = new BitmapData(_model.width, _model.height, true, 0);
      _bmp.bitmapData.draw(_phoneBox);
      
      init();
    }
    
    override protected function addText():void
    {
  for (var i:uint = 0; i< 4; i++)      {
        _screens[i] = new ScreenTextSky(i);
        screenTextSetUp(_screens[i]);
      }
    }
    
    override protected function screenTextSetUp(screen:ScreenText):void
    {
      screen.x = _w/2;
      screen.y = _top+_phoneBaseHeight+16;
      addChild(screen);
    }
    
    
    override protected function addEnd():void
    {
      _endScreen = new EndScreenSky();
      addChild(_endScreen);
    }
  }
}

The position function is what set the new location for all text objects. It appears that the individual textfield dimensions control the position of the text.

Actionscript Code:

public function position():void
    {
        for (var i:uint = 0; i<_model.getText(_num).length; i++)
      {
          _tf[i].x = -_tf[i].width/2;
        _tf[i].y = _tf[i].height*i+(_tf[i].height/10);
        
        _tf[i].alpha = 0;
        _tf[i].visible = false;
      }
    }

Thanks for replying Samac.

So, what exactly would i need to change for the text to align left? Currently it's all centred? Any idea?