FLASH: re: copying whole movies

[Erik Kittlaus]

Marc's response:


>>Select Edit Multiple Frames.  Select Onion Skin All (or drage the

little

triangles above the timeline to the beginning and end of the timeline,

to

do the same thing manually).  Select Show All as a layer option.  Select


all elements on the stage (ctrl-A in Windows). Copy them.  Paste into

place

(ctrl-shift-V in Windows) in the new movie or in a movie clip.


. . . was on the money if you want to copy/paste elements in a single

frame or you want to move multiple elements on a the stage. It sounds to

me, though, that you want to bring in animation elements as well. If

that's the case you'll need to:


Windows:  Copy Frames/Paste Frames from Edit menu (or control-option-C /

control-option-V) into frame of new file.


Mac:  Copy Frames/Paste Frames from Edit menu (or command-option-C /

command-option-V) into frame of new file.


Note: I'm on a mac so I'm not sure about the key commands mentioned

above for Windows.


If you're pasting the frames into a file with existing frames in the

timeline you'll need to clear a space on the timeline with exactly the

number of frames (and layers) that you copied in the previous file. The

layers will name themselves appropriately. Make sense?


Erik



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