Macromedia studio 8-exploring studio 8 User Manual

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Studio Basics

To select one or more frames in the Timeline:

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To select one frame, click the frame. If you have Span Based Selection 
enabled in the Preferences dialog box, clicking one frame selects the 
entire frame sequence between two keyframes. For more information, 
see 

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To select multiple contiguous frames, Shift-click additional frames.

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To select multiple discontiguous frames, Control-click (Windows) or 
Command-click (Macintosh) additional frames.

To select all frames in the Timeline:

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Select Edit > Timeline > Select All Frames.

To delete or modify a frame or keyframe, do one of the 
following:

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To delete a frame, keyframe, or frame sequence, select the frame, 
keyframe, or sequence and select Edit > Timeline > Remove Frame, or 
right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) the frame, 
keyframe, or sequence and select Remove Frame from the context 
menu. Surrounding frames remain unchanged.

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To move a keyframe or frame sequence and its contents, drag the 
keyframe or sequence to the desired location. 

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To extend the duration of a keyframe animation, press Alt and drag 
(Windows) or press Option and drag (Macintosh) the keyframe to the 
frame that you want to be the final frame of the sequence.

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To copy a keyframe or frame sequence by dragging, Alt-click 
(Windows) or Option-click (Macintosh) and drag the keyframe to the 
new location.

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To copy and paste a frame or frame sequence, select the frame or 
sequence and select Edit > Timeline > Copy Frames. Select a frame or 
sequence that you want to replace, and select Edit > Timeline > 
Paste Frames.

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