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USING FLASH CS4 PROFESSIONAL
Managing documents
DICOM
Displays information about images saved in the Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM)
format.
To add metadata:
1
Choose File
> File Info.
2
In the File Info dialog box that appears, enter the metadata that you want to include. You can add or remove
metadata in the FLA file at any time.
View a document when multiple documents are open
When you open multiple documents, tabs at the top of the Document window identify the open documents and let
you easily navigate among them. Tabs appear only when documents are maximized in the Document window.
❖
Click the tab of the document you want to view.
By default, tabs appear in the order in which the documents were created. You can drag the document tabs to change
their order.
Save Flash documents
You can save a Flash FLA document using its current name and location or using a different name or location.
When a document contains unsaved changes, an asterisk (*) appears after the document name in the document title
bar, the application title bar, and the document tab. When you save the document, the asterisk is removed.
Save a Flash document
1
Do one of the following:
•
To overwrite the current version on the disk, select File
> Save.
•
To save the document in a different location and/or with a different name, or to compress the document, select
File
>
Save As.
2
If you selected Save As, or if the document has never been saved before, enter the filename and location.
3
Click Save.
Revert to the last saved version of a document
❖
Select File
> Revert.
Save a document as a template
1
Select File
> Save As Template.
2
In the Save As Template dialog box, enter a name for the template in the Name box.
3
Select a category from the Category pop-up menu, or enter a name to create a new category.
4
Enter a description of the template in the Description box (up to 255 characters), and click OK.
The description appears when the template is selected in the New Document dialog box.
Save a document as a Flash CS3 document
1
Select File
>
Save As.
2
Enter the filename and location.
Updated 5 March 2009
