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Chapter 4:  Building Your First Application

1.

Double-click the Layer 1 name in the Timeline.

2.

Type over the name Layer 1, replacing it with the name 

Art.

Art is now the active layer. Anything you place on the Stage will be in this layer.

3.

Select the Rectangle tool from the Tools panel. 

4.

On the Stage, draw a rectangle, similar to the one below, toward bottom of your screen. 
(The colors are not important right now; you’ll change the colors soon.)

The drawing tools work much as they do in other graphics programs, with one major 
exception. When you draw a shape, it has two parts: the outer line, called the stroke, which 
outlines the shape, and the fill, which colors the inside of the shape.

5.

Click the Selection tool in the Tools panel.

6.

Holding down the mouse button, draw a rectangle around the rectangle you just drew. This 
selects the entire rectangle.

Now the Property inspector displays settings for a shape. You can use the Property inspector to 
change the line thickness, fill and stroke colors, and other attributes of the selected rectangle.

7.

In the Property inspector, change the color of the fill to dark gray (hexadecimal #333333).

8.

Change the color of the stroke to the same dark gray.

Import images into the library

To use media files, such as graphics, sound, and video files, you need to put them into your file or 
use the library of another file that already has those media elements.

When you import a file into Flash, you can import it directly into the library or you can import it 
onto the Stage. In this case, you will import images into the library of your file. You can then use 
these images to finish your slide show.

For more information about importing files, see “Placing artwork into Flash” in Using Flash.