One other thing you should know is that Presenter recognizes off-slide elements. This is important to know if you're animating objects in Flash that are outside the stage area - a car that enters the left side of the stage and exists on the right for example.
You'll need to include a masking layer the size as your stage to "hide" anything outside your Flash stage area. Here's an example .fla file with a masking layer over the stage.
Jeanette & David - Thanks very much to both of you. I appreciate the guidance, article and example. I'll try to get to work on it this week. You guys ROCK!
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Hi Randy
- here's an article that should give you the info you need:
Flash Movie Best Practices for Presenter '09
One other thing you should know is that Presenter recognizes off-slide elements. This is important to know if you're animating objects in Flash that are outside the stage area - a car that enters the left side of the stage and exists on the right for example.
You'll need to include a masking layer the size as your stage to "hide" anything outside your Flash stage area. Here's an example .fla file with a masking layer over the stage.
http://articulate-community.s3.amazonaws.com/david/forums/flash-masking-stage/TrafficSpeed-david.zip
Jeanette & David - Thanks very much to both of you. I appreciate the guidance, article and example. I'll try to get to work on it this week. You guys ROCK!
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