MACROMEDIA DIRECTOR MX 2004-GETTING STARTED WITH DIRECTOR, Начало работы

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1.
In the Timeline, right-click Frame 1 in the Art layer, which has the filled black keyframe. From
the context menu, select Copy Frames.
2.
Right-click Frame 30 in the Art layer. From the context menu, select Paste frames.
Frames with content in the Art layer now extend to Frame 30.
Test the application
At any point during authoring, you can test how your application plays as a SWF file.
1.
Select File > Save to save your application.
2.
Save your application and Select Control > Test Movie.
3.
Click the Information button to go to the website you specified in the behavior.
4.
View the animation to verify that it plays as expected.
5.
When you finish viewing the application, close the SWF file by clicking its close box.
Publish and view the application
To complete your document, you use the Publish command to create a web-compatible
application as a SWF file.
If you use the Publish command with the default settings, Flash prepares your file for the web.
Flash publishes the SWF file and creates an HTML file with the tags necessary to display the
SWF file.
After you define the necessary publish settings, you can repeatedly export to all selected formats at
once by simply selecting File > Publish. Because Flash stores your publish settings with the
document, each application can have its own settings.
Publish the application
You can publish your Flash document for web playback in one step, by selecting File > Publish.
Before you publish, however, you’ll check your publish settings.
View publish settings
Using the Publish Settings dialog box, you can easily change the way your file is published.
1.
To view your publish settings, select File > Publish Settings.
Flash is configured, by default, to create a supporting HTML file that displays the
Flash application.
When you select a format that requires additional settings, a new tab appears.
2.
On the Formats tab, verify that Flash (.swf) and HTML (.html) are selected. Click the Flash tab.
By default, the application publishes for Flash Player.