Adobe 38039481 User Guide - Page 379

FLASH CS3 373 User Guide Use Find And Replace in a document with screens You can search for a text string, font, color, symbol, sound file, video file, or imported bitmap file. You can search for elements in the entire document or in the current screen. 1 Select Edit > Find And Replace. 2 Do one of the following: • To search the entire document, select Current Document from the Search In pop-up menu. • To search a screen, click in the Screen Outline pane, and select Current Screen from the Search In pop-up menu. See also "Find and Replace" on page 76 Accessibility in the Flash screens authoring environment Using keyboard shortcuts rather than the mouse, users can navigate a document and use interface elements, including screens, panels, the Property inspector, dialog boxes, the Stage, and objects on the Stage. Accessibility support for screen-based documents is similar to support for other documents, except that when keyboard shortcuts are used to navigate panels (Control+F6 in Windows or Command+F6 in Mac OS), the Screen Outline pane receives focus the first time the keyboard shortcut is used. For other documents, the Timeline receives focus first). The Screen Outline pane receives focus only the first time you cycle through the panels. That is, if you arrive at the last panel and press the keyboard shortcut again, the Screen Outline pane is skipped, and the next panel receives focus. To cycle through individual screens in the Screen Outline pane, you use the arrow keys. See also "Creating accessible content" on page 352 Adding content to screens Adding media content to screens Add media content to the screen that is currently selected in the Screen Outline pane. Set properties and parameters for a screen To set properties and parameters for individual screens, use the Property inspector. On the left side of the Property inspector, you can view the instance name, width, height, and x and y coordinates of a screen. • The instance name is a unique name assigned to a screen, used when you target the screen in ActionScript. Each screen is assigned a default instance name, based on its default name in the Screen Outline pane. The instance name and default screen name are also identical to the linkage identifier for the screen. If you update the instance name, the default screen name and the linkage identifier are also updated.