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36 Chapter 3: Getting to Know the Workspace
To lock guides:
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Select View > Guides > Lock Guides.
Note: You can also use the Lock Guides option in the Guides preferences dialog box. See the
following procedure.
To set guide preferences:
1.
Select View > Guides > Edit Guides and do any of the following:
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For Color, click the triangle in the color box and select a guide line color from the palette.
The default guide color is green.
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Select or deselect Show Guides to display or hide guides.
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Select or deselect Snap to Guides to turn snapping to guides on or off.
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Select or deselect Lock Guides to lock or unlock guides.
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For Snap Accuracy, select an option from the pop-up menu.
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If you want to remove all guides, click Clear All.
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Clear All removes all guides from the current scene.
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If you want to save the current settings as the default, click Save Default.
2.
Click OK.
To clear guides:
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Select View > Guides > Clear Guides.
If you are in document-editing mode, all guides in the document are cleared. If you are in edit
symbols mode, only guides used in symbols are cleared.
Using rulers
When rulers are displayed, they appear along the top and left sides of the document. You can
change the unit of measure used in the rulers from the default of pixels. When you move an
element on the Stage with the rulers displayed, lines indicating the element’s dimensions appear
on the rulers.
To display or hide rulers:
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Select View > Rulers.
To specify the rulers’ unit of measure for a document:
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Select Modify > Document, and then select an option from the pop-up menu at the
upper right.
Using panels and the Property inspector
Flash offers many ways to customize the workspace to your needs. Using panels and the Property
inspector, you can view, organize, and change assets and their attributes. You can show, hide, and
resize panels. You can also group panels and save custom panel sets to make managing your
workspace easier. The Property inspector changes to reflect the tool or asset you are working with,
giving you quick access to frequently used features.