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Old January 30th, 2004, 07:29 AM
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Default component's look and feel in flash2004

I have created a component in flash 2004.
But the look and feel of the component is not fine.
How do i change the look and feel of the component(such as textcolor,backgroundcolor, text etc).Please send me the solution asap. I would be thankful if atleast a link to find the details of the above query is provided.


 
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alrighty then,
     if you made a button out of the image, you can double click it, and then there should be 4 or 5 frame things in the timeline. Only one frame should be filled though (the first frame).
Copy the first frame, and paste it to the rest, and then you can change them after pasting them. And make sure you unselect the pasted part, because when you paste, all of the things in that part is selected.

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