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Guitar --> HTML. Wow, that must have brought quite the downfall/decrease in chicks.

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Yeah, I tried that too. We don't want people searching for that. Kids here, after all

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Nah, you're not. If memory serves, I once saw an 11 one posting. Regular posters under 14 are a rare view though.

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Im 14 and have been Using Flash versions 6 to 8 for 2 years (MX was poor! I LOVE YOU FLASH 8 <3) If im the youngest on here i will be quite spooked

Yeah. Select every frame and right click, then choose cut frames. Choose Insert > New Symbol and choose movie clip from the three choices, name it what you want.Cick on the first frame of the symbol you are in and right click. Choose paste frames. There you go! It's worth it to mention that all the frames you cut will still be there on the main timeline, they will just be blank frames. Also, in case you don't know, all you have to do is open your movie clip from the library.

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^ Nice Actually thats really really helpful I was using a preloader my friend made because i could get my head around how to make a working one!Thats really helpful Thanks Kasdraven!A 5 Star post there! *****

Funny you mention it. I mean, who could lock this topic ?

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Hi,Thank you. I got that problem fixed. I dont know I downloaded the full package provided from adobe website - Flash 8 Professional version(Trial), and I had to download two times, one in IE, and it didnt work, then in Firefox, which worked but somehow goes to the Flash 8 opening but nothing happens after that. Then found out that flash.exe was running in my windows task manager, and I had to kill that process, then it is working. Something weird....but worked at last.

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scott mate you have some very weird resources, well the *** did you find that lol

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This is my desktop at work.  Something about Einstein having a messy desk..My computers at home look pretty similar, although much cooler.

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I downloaded the trial version of Flash and it downloaded everything but not able to open. Not able to figure out what may be the problem. I even restarted my computer but no luck....

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Hello guys, may i ask you how to use flash as preloader for another flash?

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loadMovieNum ("nameofswf.swf", 1);

That code might work I dont know...only ever tried it once :S

All you need to do to bend lines is after you create the line, click on the black arrow tool.  Put the cursor in the middle of the line until you see a little curve underneath the arrow, then all you have to do is just bend the line as much as you want.

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G'dayMy name is Dan Williamson and I am a 14 year old student (young I know) and I am pretty good at XHTML & CSS which I always validate strict, I am currently getting interested in Flash and Actionscript.I hope to become a cool member of W3Schools Forums =]ThanksDan Williamson

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What are the only characters your can use in e-mail adresses?Can you use letters with acents? (You know ith like little dots and lines above them!)Whats the longest e-mail adress youve seen?Is it possible just to have somthing like _.@hotmail.com?? With no letters or numbers!!Just wondering

Well to just make a girls hair go side to side endlessly just make it a seperate movie clip Thats pretty easy right

If guests post you will get people who are like|_| 9|_|¥2 ® ƒ462 like serious hacker talk languge When your a mamber your more likely to pay attention to:The rulesPast TopicsPast ReplysWho the Mods areAnd generally what to and not to post!! So screw the guests!! Joining is great and FREEEE

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Ummm yer Make sure your using .wav or .mp3 files first (I dunno if you can use others )I havnt ever had problems with sounds ^ Flash Help - Might have some answers!!

Importing soundsYou place sound files into Flash by importing them into the library for the current document.NOTE When placing a sound in the Timeline, you place it on a separate layer. For more information, see Adding sounds to a document. You can import the following sound file formats into Flash:WAV (Windows only) AIFF (Macintosh only) MP3 (Windows or Macintosh) If you have QuickTime 4 or later installed on your system, you can import these additional sound file formats:AIFF (Windows or Macintosh) Sound Designer II (Macintosh only) Sound Only QuickTime Movies (Windows or Macintosh) Sun AU (Windows or Macintosh) System 7 Sounds (Macintosh only) WAV (Windows or Macintosh) Flash stores sounds in the library along with bitmaps and symbols. As with graphic symbols, you need only one copy of a sound file to use that sound multiple ways in your document. If you want to share sounds among Flash documents, you can include the sounds in shared libraries. For more information, see Working with common libraries. To use a sound in a shared library, you assign the sound file an identifier string in the Linkage Properties dialog box. The identifier can also be used to access the sound as an object in ActionScript. For information on objects in ActionScript, see Using sounds with Sound objects.Sounds can use considerable amounts of disk space and RAM. However, MP3 sound data is compressed and smaller than WAV or AIFF sound data. Generally, when using WAV or AIFF files, it's best to use 16-bit 22 kHz mono sounds (stereo uses twice as much data as mono), but Flash can import either 8- or 16-bit sounds at sample rates of 11, 22, or 44 kHz. Flash can convert sounds to lower sample rates on export. For more information, see Compressing sounds for export.NOTE Sounds recorded in formats that are not multiples of 11 kHz (such as 8, 32, or 96 kHz) are resampled when imported into Flash. If you want to add effects to sounds in Flash, it's best to import 16-bit sounds. If you have limited RAM, keep your sound clips short or work with 8-bit sounds instead of 16-bit sounds.

learnflash.comwww.cartoonsmart.com - (more animationary )ummm Im sure if you google your questions you will find about 6000 links to places!Sadly i only know those two sites

The flash tutorials are "powered" by Fthem arent they I have no idea what im talking about any more

www.freewebs.com is also good no adds

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Still dont understand

You could do it in flash really easy