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The document discusses various tools and properties in Flash for creating and modifying flash documents. It describes how to access the document properties dialog box to change the stage size and color. It also summarizes the options in the document properties window like dimensions, background color, and frame rate. Finally, it provides details on tools like the line tool, pencil tool, pen tool, and eraser tool along with their options and how to use them.
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- 1. Lesson 2 Creating a flash document
- 2. Modifying flash document Flash document can be modified using the Document Properties dialog box. In this window you can easily change the stage’s size and color to your specification that is very important in every Flash document.
- 3. You can access the Document properties dialog box by doing one of the Following: Click Modify>Document
- 4. You can access the Document properties dialog box by doing one of the Following: With arrow tool selected in the Toolbox, notice that the property Inspector returns basic feedback about the document’s properties.
- 5. You can access the Document properties dialog box by doing one of the Following: Double-click the Frame Rate box at the bottom of the Timeline.
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- 7. Match Printer Match Printer- Sets the stage size to the maximum available print area, as determined by the paper size minus any margins associated with it in the Page Setup dialog box.
- 8. Match contents Match Content – Sets the stage size to fit all objects, with an equal amount of space on all sides.
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- 10. Background Color Background Color- sets the new background color of the stage.
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