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Clip property to screen_mc... Page 233: Check Syntax And Test Your Application Check syntax and test your application As you learned earlier in this lesson, ActionScript depends on correct syntax to execute properly. Flash offers a variety of ways for you to test your syntax. To check the syntax, do one of the following: Click the pop-up menu in the upper-right corner of the Actions panel title bar and select Check Syntax. Page 234: Summary Summary Congratulations on learning a few basics about writing scripts with ActionScript. In a short amount of time, you learned how to accomplish the following tasks: Name instances following recommended practices. Initialize a document. Apply ActionScript syntax. Locate ActionScript reference documentation. Add comments to ActionScript. Page 235: Chapter 20: Actionscript: Add Interactivity CHAPTER 20 ActionScript: Add Interactivity Macromedia Flash Basic 8 and Macromedia Flash Professional 8 offer numerous ways to engage users with interactivity. When you incorporate interactivity, you’re not limited to playing each frame in a timeline sequentially; however, sequential playing offers greater design and development options. Page 236: Set Up Your Workspace To open your start file, in Flash select File > Open and navigate to the file: In Windows, browse to boot drive\Program Files\Macromedia\Flash 8\Samples and Tutorials\Tutorial Assets\ActionScript\Add Interactivity and double-click interactivity_start.fla. On the Macintosh, browse to Macintosh HD/Applications/... Page 237: Name Button Instances Name button instances You’ll provide instance names for the buttons on the Stage so that you can refer to the instance names in ActionScript. On the lower-right side

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Instance in ActionScript. Page 206: Specify Format Options On the Stage, drag to create a text field in the area between the two horizontal rules. In the Instance Name text box of the Property inspector, name the dynamic text field newFeatures_txt. The ActionScript in this document loads an external text file, which is in the same folder as your document. Page 207: View Actionscript For The Dynamic Text Field View ActionScript for the dynamic text field You can view the ActionScript that loads text from the external text file into the dynamic text field. This script uses LoadVars actions to load the safetyfeatures.txt content in the newFeatures text field. In the Timeline, select Frame 1 of the Actions layer. Page 208: Check Spelling Check spelling Flash Basic 8 and Flash Professional 8 introduce new features that let you check spelling in most places where text occurs in your document, including text fields, layer names, and ActionScript strings. To check spelling, you first configure the Spelling Setup options, and then run the spell checker. Page 209 CHAPTER 18 ActionScript: Use Script Assist mode This tutorial guides you through using Script Assist mode in Macromedia Flash Basic 8 and Macromedia Flash Professional 8. Script Assist mode prompts you to enter the elements of a script, and helps you to add simple interactivity to your SWF file (a compressed version of a Flash .fla file with the .swf extension) or application more easily. Page 210 In this tutorial, you will complete the following

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