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Edit: Provides access to the source FLA file for the SWF movie when Flash is loaded on the same computer If no Flash application is detected, this button is disabled Reset Size: This button only appears next to the W and H fields when the original size of the SWF file has been modified Click to revert the SWF file to its original movie size Play/Stop: Starts and stops movie previews within Design view Parameters: Opens a dialog box where you can enter more parameters for the movie if the movie has been created to accept these parameters Class: Applies CSS to a movie, such as styles with border, positioning in the browser, or alignment attributes

Adobe s (formerly Macromedia) FlashPaper software converts any printable document, such as a Word or Excel file, into either a FlashPaper SWF file or PDF (Portable Document Format) file Like PDFs, anyone can open FlashPaper SWFs in a browser; unlike PDFs, anyone can view FlashPaper online without needing to link to another file or open another browser window FlashPaper also allows a user to see all the pages in the document, as well as zoom in and out, search, and print For more information on FlashPaper, see the Adobe Web site at www adobecom/products/flashpaper/ To insert a FlashPaper document in your Web page, follow these steps:

You can also choose the FlashPaper button from the Media drop-down list in the Common category of the Insert panel The Insert FlashPaper dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 5-2

3 In the Source field, select a FlashPaper document 4 Set the width and height of the FlashPaper object in pixels

The Flash object appears on the page as a gray placeholder box To set additional attributes for the FlashPaper object (which are the same as other Flash elements as described earlier in this chapter), select it and enter attributes in the Properties inspector To preview the FlashPaper object and test the functionality of the FlashPaper toolbar, select the FlashPaper placeholder and click the Play button in the Properties inspector Click Stop to stop the preview You can also preview the file in Dreamweaver by pressing the Live View button on the Document toolbar, or by pressing F12 to preview the document in a browser window

Flash video is different from a regular Flash movie in that a Flash video uses the FLV file format and allows you to add prerecorded video to a Web page in a format that most visitors can view with the free Adobe Flash player A Flash movie, by comparison, is more of a limited animation clip delivered on the Web using the SWF file format Flash videos start as captured video, which can be in many formats, including Avid Xpress DV, Adobe After Effects, Apple QuickTimePro, and Apple Final Cut Pro Once captured, the video gets encoded into the Flash Video format (FLV) You can then decide on a delivery mechanism and add the video to your Web site You need to acquire the video and encode it into the FLV format, or at least obtain the FLV files prior to adding them to your site Once a Flash video has been encoded, you can add it to your page using the Dreamweaver Insert Flash Video command This tool enables you to add Flash video to your pages without using the Flash program, and it enables browsers to play the inserted Flash video with playback controls Find out more about Flash video from the Adobe Learning Guide, including tips on encoding video with Flash CS4 and other programs, at wwwadobe com/devnet/flash/articles/video_guidehtml When inserting the video, you can select two options for the video type: Progressive Download and Streaming The decisions you make for inserting Flash video vary slightly depending on which type you choose: