Re: FLASH: import button sound question

[Ken Lanxner]

On 7/26/00 at 10:18 PM, chessie <

chesse-chessie [dot] com

> wrote:


> >I just import the wav into the library


> Yeah, that's what I'd like to do, but nothing seems to be highlighted

> in the Library tab when I open it (same with Modify/frames/etc.).

> Nothing I do makes the tab in the library I'm using, or the sound

> library to be highlighted.

> 

> I can make Flash's sounds work from the Library, but I'm not fond of

> them.


These are the general steps. At what point does this break down when you

try it?


1) From the File menu, choose Import.


2) In the Import dialog, locate the wav on your hard drive, Add it, and

click Import.


3) From the *Window* menu, choose Library. (Ignore the *Libraries*

menu.)


4) You should see the wav file, marked by the little sound icon, in your

library. The filename can be dragged to a keyframe.


     Or


5) In the Frame Inspector for the keyframe where you want your sound,

select the Sounds tab. There is a popup menu labelled Sound and your wav

should be a selectable item in that menu.


Is this what you were trying to do?


Ken


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