# Navigating through movies in Flash

When the Captivate movie opens in Flash, you can navigate through the movie in several ways:

- In the Library, a folder named Captivate Objects contains all slides and objects in the project. (You can ignore the objects listed with the prefix "xrd" – these are images and sounds that are used in other objects.) Edit your project by double-clicking on a Library item and making a change to the item.

- A quick way to access the Library is the Edit Symbols icon
  . Clicking on this icon displays the Captivate Objects folder as a shortcut menu so you can easily navigate to an object and select it.

- Another way to navigate is to double-click elements on the stage. For example, to edit the movie, double-click on the movie itself on the stage. Or, to navigate to an element on a slide, click on the Timeline and position the playhead to show an object on the slide (such as a caption or highlight box) then double-click on the object to edit the object. This method has the advantage of showing each element and object in the context in which it is used.

### Additional navigation tips

- When looking for a particular slide, remember that you only see the initial view of the slide. So, for example, if the slide fades in, the initial view is a blank screen or if captions fade in they are not visible in the initial view.

- Unlike Captivate, Flash does not show all objects at one time; Flash uses the Timeline to represent when different objects are shown. Clicking on the Timeline or dragging the playhead enables you to see how a slide will look when it is played.

- The Library organizes your movie, and all of the elements it contains such as slides, captions, and sounds, into a hierarchy of folders. For example:

  - text boxes, click boxes, and rollover captions are located in the Interactive folder

  - images and highlight boxes are in the Images folder

  - captions and caption balloons are placed in the Captions folder

  - frames are located in the Frames folder