Select and move slides 141
Add and name a slide
You can easily add slides to your presentation using the context menu in
the Screen Outline pane.
1.
In the Screen Outline pane, select the title thumbnail. Right-click
(Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) and select Insert Screen from
the context menu.
A new screen appears in the Screen Outline pane, at the same level as
the title slide. The new slide automatically inherits media from the
presentation slide.
2.
Double-click the new slide’s name in the Screen Outline pane, and
name the slide
features
.
Select and move slides
You can copy, cut, paste, and drag screens in the Screen Outline pane to
change their order in the presentation. You’ll select three screens, cut them,
and paste them so that they’re nested as children of the features slide.
1.
In the Screen Outline pane, select the performance slide. Shift-click the
safety and handling slides to add them to the selection.
2.
Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) the selected slides
and select Cut from the context menu.
3.
In the Screen Outline pane, right-click (Windows) or Control-click
(Macintosh) the features slide and select Paste Nested Screen from the
context menu.
The three slides now appear as children of the features slide.
Summary of Contents for FLASH 8-FLASH
Page 1: ...Flash Tutorials...
Page 10: ...10 Contents...
Page 12: ...12 Introduction...
Page 42: ...42 Basic Tasks Creating a banner Part 1...
Page 78: ...78 Basic Tasks Creating a banner Part 3...
Page 88: ...88 Basic Tasks Create Accessible Flash Content...
Page 106: ...106 Basic Tasks Create an Application...
Page 116: ...116 Basic Tasks Use Layout Tools...
Page 124: ...124 Basic Tasks Create Symbols and Instances...
Page 134: ...134 Basic Tasks Add Button Animation and Navigation...
Page 144: ...144 Basic Tasks Create a Presentation with Screens Flash Professional Only...
Page 192: ...192 Creating Graphics Applying Gradients...
Page 198: ...198 Creating Graphics Apply Graphic Filters and Blends Flash Professional Only...
Page 224: ...224 ActionScript Use Script Assist mode...
Page 268: ...268 ActionScript Work with Objects and Classes...
Page 270: ...270 Data Integration Overview Flash Professional Only...