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To set text preferences, select one of the following options:
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For Font Mapping Default, select a font to use when substituting
missing fonts in documents you open in Flash. For more information,
see “Substituting missing fonts” in
Using Flash .
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For Vertical Text options, select Default Text Orientation to make the
default orientation of text vertical, which is useful for some Asian
language fonts. By default, this option is deselected.
Select Right to Left Text Flow to reverse the default text display
direction. This option is deselected by default.
Select No Kerning to turn off kerning for vertical text. This option is
deselected by default but is useful to improve spacing for some fonts
that use kerning tables.
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For Input Method, select the appropriate language.
To set warning preferences, select one of the following
options:
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Select Warn on Save for Macromedia Flash 8 Compatibility to have
Flash warn you when you try to save documents with content that is
specific to the Flash Basic 8 or Flash Professional 8 authoring tool as a
Flash MX 2004 file. This option is selected by default.
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Select Warn on Missing Fonts to have Flash warn you when you open a
Flash document that uses fonts that are not installed on your computer.
This option is selected by default.
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Select Warn on URL Changes in Launch and Edit to have Flash warn
you if the URL for a document has changed since the last time you
opened and edited it.
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Select Warn on Reading Generator Content to have Flash display a red
X over any Generator objects as a reminder that Generator objects are
not supported in Flash 8.
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Select Warn on Inserting Frames when Importing Content to have
Flash alert you when it inserts frames in your document to
accommodate audio or video files that you import.
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Select Warn on Encoding Conflicts When Exporting .as Files to have
Flash alert you when selecting Default Encoding could potentially lead
to data loss or character corruption. (For example, if you create a file
with English, Japanese, and Korean characters and select Default
Encoding on an English system, the Japanese and Korean characters
will be corrupted.)
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