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Adobe Flash CS3: The Professional Portfolio- P63:Now you can easily create web-ready images and animations within the familiar Adobe environment. With the recent acquisition of Macromedia, Adobe has added Flash to its suite of creative products, thus solidifying its position as the world's leading developer of graphic and visual communications tools. The Against The Clock Portfolio Series Flash title ensures that you'll learn everything you need to complete any job that requires Flash skills. | 8. In the main Flash Video Encoder dialog box click the Start Queue button. You can click the Stop Queue button to stop the encoding process midstream if you do you ll see a warning dialog box asking if you want to finish encoding the current file. If you click No to the warning the current file shows Skip in the Status column. You can select a skipped file and choose Edit Reset Status to add the file back into the Waiting queue. 9. When all eight files have been encoded quit the Flash Video Encoder application. 1 0 Continue to the next exercise. Ko Pr PAR thé Contain Flash Filé The basic Flash file for this project will contain three primary elements a video player a caption area and a scrolling area for a number of thumbnail images that will function as links. Now that the necessary video files have been converted to the FLV format your next task is to create the Flash file itself. . In Flash create a new Flash file for ActionScript 2. Choose File Save As. Save the file with the name in the WIP Tourism folder. Project 7 Travel Video Module 297 3. Choose Modify Document. 4. In the Dimensions area of the Document Properties dialog box change the settings to 330 pixels wide and 425 pixels high. 5. Click the Background Color swatch. In the color palette choose the 006666 teal swatch. 6- Click OK to apply the changes. 7 Rename Layer 1 as Background . 8 Save the file and continue to the next exercise. 298 Project 7 Travel Video Module Import Vidco into Flash There are three different ways to deliver video using the Flash Player Embedded Video. Using this method video content is placed on the Flash timeline and is stored in the SWF file with other content. This method is popular because it is easier to visualize the interaction of the video with other elements on the timeline. There are however several disadvantages to embedding video on a timeline Each frame in a video file will map to a single frame in the Flash timeline. This can significantly