Re: FLASH: selecting across frames??

[Byron Canfield]

Yes, you can do this, in ten steps:


1. Make sure all your layers are neither locked nor hidden (including Mask

layers).


2. Put the timeline on frame 1.


3. Click on the Edit Multiple Frames button, third from the left above the

layer names.


4. Two little arrows -- edit range indicators -- appear on the timeline

pointing inward from both sides of the timeline slide indicator -- move the

right one all the way to the end of the timeline (you'll need to scroll

horizontally using the scroll bar if your timeline doesn't all fit on the

screen).


5. If you didn't follow step number two, move the left arrow to the very

beginning of the timeline.


6. Select all (Ctrl+A).


7. Either drag or use the Inspector (Ctrl+I) to relocate all the objects as

needed.


8. Deselect all (Ctrl+Shift+A).


9. Turn off the Edit Multiple Frames button.


10. Re-Lock, re-Hide, and reset to Masks any layers that were that way before.


At 06:36 AM 1/27/99 -0800, you wrote: 

>

> just a quicky:

>

> I've created a 140frame movie and need to move it from the bottom left

> to top right of the stage. I'm crossing my fingures that there's a way

> to select across frames, so I can avoid having to do it frame-by-frame! 

>

> cheers,

>

> Jamie




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Byron Canfield, Canfield Studios (http://www.byronc.com)

President, Seattle Coreldraw Artists Network (http://www.corelsea.org)


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