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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Installing and configuring authoring tools and device connections
- Creating and transferring a test file
- Installing a Flash Lite SWF on a Nokia S60 device using a Mac with Bluetooth
- Sending SWFs as a Bluetooth message with a Mac
- Installing a Flash Lite SWF on a Nokia S60 device using Windows with Nokia PC Suite
- Viewing Flash Lite SWFs on your Nokia S60 device
- Adjusting your mindset
- Analyzing a quick 4-way menu example
Packing Lite: A mobile media interface design primer
Viewing Flash Lite SWFs on your Nokia S60 device
Follow these best practices and tips to view your Flash Lite content in its true mobile context.
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Open Flash Lite on your Nokia S60 device. It's often located in the My Own or Media folders on the device's main menu (see Figure 16).
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Figure 16. Flash Lite is a Symbian Series 60 application, but it must opened first to locate SWF files on the device
Tip: The Flash Lite 2.1 animation may appear. This animation does not appear on pre-installed consumer devices—only on developer versions of Flash Lite 2.1 acquired by downloading the Flash Lite Player from Adobe.com. You can skip the animation by clicking the right soft key.
Click the directional pad on the device once to the right to view files on the memory card (E: drive), where the contents of the "Others" directory will be displayed. Notice the tab icon on the top toggles as you click left and right. This toggle switches between the internal memory and memory card. Select your test file SWF to open in Flash Lite (see Figure 17).
Figure 17. Click to the right to find the Flash Lite directory (E:/Others) on the memory card
Tip: Consider customizing your phone's standby screen to make a shortcut to Flash Lite (Main Menu > Settings > Phone > Standby Mode), where you can set Flash as either a left or right soft key shortcut, and/or an active standby application to display the Flash Lite icon on the standby screen.
