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browser moves to the named anchor point in that scene. Clicking the Forward button undoes the results of pressing the Back button. Named anchors work only when you save your work as Flash Player 6, 7, or 8 movies and when they re viewed with Flash Player 6 or above. To use named anchors in your movie, follow these steps: 1. Create a new Flash document by choosing File.New and then choosing Flash document in the General tab of the New Document dialog box that appears. Or use an existing document that you want to add named anchors to. 2. Choose Window.Properties.Properties to open the Property inspector if it s not already open. If necessary, click the collapse arrow on the Property inspector title bar to expand it. 3. Click the keyframe where you want to add a named anchor. 4. In the upper-left corner of the Property inspector, type a name in the Frame Label text box. 5. Choose Anchor in the Type pop-up menu near the Frame Label text box. An anchor icon appears in the keyframe that you clicked in Step 3. To publish your Flash movie with named anchors, follow these steps: 1. Add named anchors to your Flash document as described in the preceding step list. 2. Choose File.Publish Settings. The Publish Settings dialog box appears. 3. In the Formats tab of the Publish Settings dialog box, select the Flash check box and the HTML check box. 4. Choose the Flash tab of the Publish Settings dialog box and adjust the settings as desired. See Chapter 13 for information on all the settings in the Flash tab. 5. Choose the HTML tab of the Publish Settings dialog box, and in the HTML tab, choose Flash with Named Anchors in the Template dropdown list. For details on other settings, see the section in Chapter 13 on specifying HTML settings in the Publish Settings dialog box. 6. Click Publish. 256 Part V: The Movie and the Web
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