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Click Options. The Flash SWF Export Options dialog box opens.
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Select Maintain Appearance from Objects. Select Maintain Editability for Text if you want to edit the button text in Flash. |
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Click OK. |
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Type button.swf for the name of your button and then click Save. |
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In Flash, create a new file, and then choose Insert > New Symbol. |
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Name your symbol bitmap button, select Button as the Behavior type, and click OK.
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Select the first frame of the button symbol (the Up frame) and then choose File > Import. Locate the button.swf file you just created. The three states of the button are imported. |
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Select the Hit frame and then choose Insert > Clear Keyframe to remove the empty keyframe in this area. This allows the artwork in the down state to become the hit area. |
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Return to the main timeline by clicking the Scene 1 tab or choosing Edit > Edit Movie. |
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Choose Window > Library to open the library and drag the button symbol you just created to a layer on the timeline. |
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Choose Control > Test Movie to see your button in action. |
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