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This document provides instructions for making a basic app layout and adding interactivity in Flash. It includes 6 videos that demonstrate: 1) Creating layers and frames for buttons, content, banners and pages up to frame 100 2) Adding stop actions and a banner that spans pages 3) Creating buttons on the home page to navigate between pages 4) Adding a back button to navigate back from other pages 5) Adding actions to buttons to go to specific frames for each page 6) Adding text and images to pages
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