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Macromedia Flash - Create Text Frames with Scroll Bars in Flash 8.0

Figure is the focus of this article. A text frame with scroll bar if you create it in HTML is too simple and normal.

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Understanding Figure requires more than a headline. The overview below breaks down the key facts, changes, and user impact.

Figure Overview

Step 1. Create a file with parameters like Figure 1:

Macromedia Flash - Create Text Frames with Scroll Bars in Flash 8.0 – Figure Figure 1

Step 2. Rename the existing layer to text (see Figure 2)

Macromedia Flash - Create Text Frames with Scroll Bars in Flash 8.0 – Figure (2) Figure 2

Step 3. Select the Text Tool (T), type text as Static text, text color is black, font size is 21, enter some content lines, then lock this layer (see Figure 3)

Macromedia Flash - Create Text Frames with Scroll Bars in Flash 8.0 – Figure (3) Figure 3

Step 4. Create a new layer above the text layer and rename it box (see Figure 4).

Macromedia Flash - Create Text Frames with Scroll Bars in Flash 8.0 – Figure (4) Figure 4

Step 5. Click Frame 1 of the box, use the Rectangle Tool (R) to draw a rectangle around the text box (see Figure 5).

Macromedia Flash - Create Text Frames with Scroll Bars in Flash 8.0 – Figure (5) Figure 5

Step 6. Click on the box's flip page icon and select Mask (see Figure 6), as shown in Figure 7

Macromedia Flash - Create Text Frames with Scroll Bars in Flash 8.0 – Figure (6) Figure 6

Macromedia Flash - Create Text Frames with Scroll Bars in Flash 8.0 – Figure (7) Figure 7

Step 7. Create a new layer on the box layer, name it button (see Figure 8).

Macromedia Flash - Create Text Frames with Scroll Bars in Flash 8.0 – Figure (8) Figure 8

Step 8. On Frame 1 of the button layer use the LINE Tool, Paint Bucket, or Pencil Tool, Brush Tool to create the arrow as shown in Figure 9.

Macromedia Flash - Create Text Frames with Scroll Bars in Flash 8.0 – Figure (9) Figure 9

Step 9. Right-click on the newly created arrow and select Convert to Symbol. (see Figure 10)

Macromedia Flash - Create Text Frames with Scroll Bars in Flash 8.0 – Figure (10) Figure 10

Step 10. In the dialog box that appears, enter a name and select the Button option (see Figure 11).

Macromedia Flash - Create Text Frames with Scroll Bars in Flash 8.0 – Figure (11) Figure 11

Step 11. Repeat Step 8, 9, 10 to get the arrow down. Step 12. Unlock the text layer, click Frame 1 to select the text, then right-click on the text frame on the stage, select Convert to Symbol. (see Figure 12)

Macromedia Flash - Create Text Frames with Scroll Bars in Flash 8.0 – Figure (12) Figure 12

Step 13. In the dialog that appears, enter a name and select the Movie Clip option (see Figure 13).

Macromedia Flash - Create Text Frames with Scroll Bars in Flash 8.0 – Figure (13) Figure 13

Step 14. In the Instance name section of the Properties panel enter text_mc (see Figure 14).

Macromedia Flash - Create Text Frames with Scroll Bars in Flash 8.0 – Figure (14) Figure 14

Step 15. Lock the text layer, click the up arrow button, on the command menu select Window > Actions to open the Actions-Button panel, then enter the following command:

On (release) { text_mc._y + = 30; }

Macromedia Flash - Create Text Frames with Scroll Bars in Flash 8.0 – Figure (15) Figure 15

Macromedia Flash - Create Text Frames with Scroll Bars in Flash 8.0 – Figure (16) Figure 16

Step 16. Repeat B15 for the down arrow button, with the following command lines:

On (release) { text_mc._y - = 30; }

Step 17. Press Enter + Ctrl to check the result.

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