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prevFrame function
prevFrame() : Void
Sends the playhead to the previous frame. If the current frame is Frame 1, the playhead does
not move.
Availability: ActionScript 1.0; Flash Player 2
Example
When the user clicks a button called myBtn_btn and the following ActionScript is placed on a
frame in the Timeline for that button, the playhead is sent to the previous frame:
stop();
this.myBtn_btn.onRelease = function(){
prevFrame();
};
See also
nextFrame function, prevFrame (MovieClip.prevFrame method)
prevScene function
prevScene() : Void
Sends the playhead to Frame 1 of the previous scene.
Availability: ActionScript 1.0; Flash Player 2
See also
nextScene function
print function
print(target:Object, boundingBox:String) : Void
Prints the target movie clip according to the boundaries specified in the parameter (bmovie,
bmax, or bframe). If you want to print specific frames in the target movie clip, attach a #p
frame label to those frames. Although print() results in higher quality prints than
printAsBitmap() it cannot be used to print movie clips that use alpha transparencies or
special color effects.
If you use bmovie for the boundingBox parameter but do not assign a #b label to a frame, the
print area is determined by the Stage size of the loaded movie clip. (The loaded movie clip
does not inherit the main movie clip's Stage size.)
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