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Chapter 6: Creating Content
Creating a publish profile
Another way of reusing specific publish settings for multiple files and projects is to save them as a
publishing profile. When you export your publish settings using a publishing profile, all of the
selected options for all of the enabled tabs are saved.
publishing profile. When you export your publish settings using a publishing profile, all of the
selected options for all of the enabled tabs are saved.
To create a publish profile:
1.
Open a new document in Flash MX Professional 2004, and save it.
2.
Open the Publish Settings dialog box (File > Publish Settings), select the Flash tab, and click
the Create New Profile button. Give your profile a descriptive name and click OK.
the Create New Profile button. Give your profile a descriptive name and click OK.
3.
Still in the Publish Settings pop-up, make the changes to the export settings and then select
Export from the Import/Export Profile button. Save your publish settings to the default
location in the save window and click OK.
Export from the Import/Export Profile button. Save your publish settings to the default
location in the save window and click OK.
Your publish settings have been exported. You can import them into any new or existing project
document and share them with others member of your team if you work in a group environment.
document and share them with others member of your team if you work in a group environment.
Creating a simple movie for Flash Lite 1.1 (no sound)
You can create a Flash application (without sound) that runs on a mobile phone. Make sure you
have installed the necessary updater files before you begin this procedure. See
have installed the necessary updater files before you begin this procedure. See
for more information.
To create a Flash Lite 1.1 compatible SWF file:
1.
In Flash MX Professional 2004, create a new document and name it FlashLiteTest.fla.
2.
Select File > Publish Settings, and then the Flash tab. In the Version pop-up menu, select Flash
Lite 1.1. Click OK.
Lite 1.1. Click OK.
3.
From the Property inspector select the Size button, and change your document properties so
that width = 240, height = 266, and Frame Rate = 15. Click OK. Make sure to use the
appropriate frame rate on the actual devices.
that width = 240, height = 266, and Frame Rate = 15. Click OK. Make sure to use the
appropriate frame rate on the actual devices.
4.
Select Window > Other Panels > Common Libraries > Buttons. Select a button and drag it to
the Stage.
the Stage.
5.
If the button is not selected on the Stage, click it once to select it. Open the Actions panel if it
is not already open (Window > Development Panels > Actions) and enter the following:
is not already open (Window > Development Panels > Actions) and enter the following:
on (press, keyPress "<Enter>") {
getURL(“http://www.macromedia.com”, _top);
}
6.
Select Control > Test Movie.
Flash MX Professional 2004 executes the Test Movie command.