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The document describes how to create an animated banner with different states. First, the author created text on a banner and converted it to a movie clip. Then, they added keyframes to sequentially display each letter of the text. Finally, the banner was edited to create additional states by changing colors and animating words, and it was previewed in a web browser.
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How I Made My Banner
- 1. How I Made The Banner
- 2. First I created The banner and added text. I then converted it and then I double clicked the banner.
- 3. I converted my banner by pressing F8 and named in My Banner.
- 4. This shows my banner in the UP state.
- 5. Next I created the OVER stage by changing the background colour and text. I then right clicked the text and converted it to a movie clip. After I double clicked the text.
- 6. I inserted a key frame into the cell. Oneach one I added a letter so that eventually I had the whole text by repeating the step.
- 7. I then edited the banner to make the Down stage of the banner by changing the colour and editing the text. I also animated the word “GREAT” by repeating the steps in the previous slide.
- 8. This is my library.
- 9. This is a preview of my banner in internet explorer.