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Summary: Adobe Flash users can adjust page size and resolution using the document settings. Change Flash document settings with the software tips in this free video on Flash tools and features from a professional Web designer.
Joseph Wilkins is the owner of Pro-Creative, a graphic design and advertising agency. He has worked in the multimedia industry for more than a decade and has been using Flash since...read more
"Now that we have a blank document, let me show you what, what we're looking at here. Up at the top here, we've got a time line. Now we'll get in the, into the time line later on. But if you notice right here your cursor will turn into a bunch of arrows to tell you, you know, you can modify your document. Since right now we just want to focus on the canvas down below, I want to push this up as high as I can, and pull down my canvas. Now, because again we're working on a small screen, I want to make this the canvas smaller than it is right now. Because it's going off the page and I need to scroll up and down and I don't want that. So I'll go file, sorry, I'll go modify, document. And right now we can see it's at five hundred and fifty pixels wide, four hundred pixels high. So, normally that's a pretty small document, but because of our screen size, I'm going to go three hundred pixels high, and I'm going to go five hundred pixels wide. And down here it's asking me what is my background color, so I can pick a background color. Right now I will actually want to leave it at white. And it's asking me what my frame rate is. Again, we'll get into animation later, but let's change this to twenty four right now. And it's telling me that my U my Rule is being measured in pixels. So I hit OK. And then as you can see the majority of this, if we, right now I think it's snapping, but you can see that, that we can pretty much see the entire canvas now."
eHow Article: Flash Tools: Document Settings