How to Delete a Keyframe in Flash
Much of the animation in Adobe’s Flash software is accomplished through the creation and linking of keyframes. For example, if you wanted to show a ball falling from a roof, you would make one keyframe showing the ball on the roof and one of the ball on the ground; the software fills in the gaps between the frames and shows the ball falling from one location to another. If you accidentally created a keyframe or no longer need it, you can remove it without damaging the surrounding frames.
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Instructions
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Save your project to protect it from any accidents.
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Right-click the keyframe you wish to delete.
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Click “Remove Frame.”
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Replace the frame with a new keyframe or leave it out of the project entirely, depending on what you are trying to accomplish.
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