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Choose Control.Test Movie to try it out! When you roll over a button, the graphics, text, and movie clip animation on the appropriate frames appear. Figure 12-3 shows a Timeline with frames that are displayed when the mouse cursor passes over buttons. If you choose Release instead of Roll Over in Step 13, you can display different information when the mouse clicks each button. Look for HelpDesk-Timeline.fla in the Ch12 folder on the companion Web site (www.dummies.com/go/flash8) for an example of buttons that use the Timeline to display information about the purpose of the buttons. To test the move, choose Control.Test Movie. To see the ActionScript, click a frame with an a in it and choose Window.Actions to open the Actions panel. Testing for the Flash Player Although most people have the Flash Player installed, some viewers might still have totally out-of-date browsers. For viewers who don t have the Flash Player, it often downloads automatically (as a result of the code that Flash places in the HTML file when you publish your .swf and HTML files, as we describe in Chapter 13). If Flash doesn t download automatically, those viewers simply might not be able to view your site. You can test for the presence of the Flash Player and, even more, you can test to see which version of the Flash Player they have. If you re using features that exist only in Flash 8, make sure that viewers have Flash Player 8 because many people might still have Flash Player 7 (or an even earlier version) installed. You can test for the Flash Player in several ways; we describe two possibilities in the following sections. Figure 12-3: You can use the Timeline to display different graphics and text when the cursor passes over each button. Chapter 12: Putting It All Together 275
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