How to Make an ActionScript Close Button in Flash CS4
The Adobe Creative Suite 4 includes Flash CS4 that lets Web developers design animations and interactive elements for use on the Internet. Developers can use a special coding language known as ActionScript to make Flash CS4 items perform certain actions. For example, you can set up a button in Flash that will close a current item when a user clicks on it.
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Instructions
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Launch the Flash CS4 and open the file in which you want to set up a new button. Click on the text or shape that you want to use for the button to select it.
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Press the "F8" key and select "Button" in the box that appears.
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Press "F9" to launch the Actions Panel.
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Click on the "+" button and go to the Global Functions menu.
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Open the "Browser/Network" sub-menu and select "fscommand."
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Place your text cursor on line two of the ActionScript code.
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Go to the "Commands for Standalone Player" menu and select the "Quit" command. This will convert the selected object into a "Close" button.
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