RE: FLASH: Library management and Flash quirks

[T.R. Henigson]

> it later. Anyway, one thing I noticed was that the "select unused" command

> in the library didn't accurately find the unused graphics. I had a small


I've noticed that if unused element, "Graphic A" is an element in another

unused element, "Graphic B," then choosing "select unused" will only select

"Graphic B" even though "Graphic A" is also not being used. Flash considers

it being used since it's in "Graphic B." Just hit delete, and then choose

"select unused" again. You have to keep doing this until you've got rid of

all the unused graphics.


Ted Henigson


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