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WebPlus Essentials User Guide - Serif

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194 Images, Animation, and Multimedia<br />

To create an animated marquee:<br />

• Click the Insert Animated Marquee button on the Web<br />

Objects toolbar's Media flyout.<br />

To edit an animated marquee you've already defined:<br />

• Double-click the marquee. The Insert Animated Marquee dialog<br />

redisplays, with the current settings in place.<br />

Flash files<br />

A Flash (*.SWF) file is a viewable movie using the Flash Player format.<br />

(Flash is a vector-based program designed to create and display small files on<br />

the web.) Flash files can be added to your page (much like an image) and will<br />

play within your page view without the need for previewing in your browser (or<br />

<strong>WebPlus</strong> preview window). You can cut, copy, move, and resize them just like<br />

other graphics.<br />

To see some Flash files in action, the Gallery tab hosts a stunning collection of<br />

Flash banners (each with pre-assigned Flash parameters already set) which can<br />

be easily adopted. These banners are designed to allow you to customize their<br />

appearance (i.e., text, images, and scheme colors) without any prior Flash design<br />

experience.<br />

To insert a Flash file:<br />

1. Click the Insert Flash file button on the Web Objects toolbar's<br />

Media flyout.<br />

2. Use the dialog to select the Flash file to open (click Browse... then<br />

select your .SWF file). Click Export Options to optionally define a<br />

different file name and/or file location. To keep the animation separate<br />

from the <strong>WebPlus</strong> file (using a link to the source file) uncheck Embed<br />

files in site.<br />

3. (Optional) In the Parameters window, click the Add... (or Edit)<br />

button to add parameters as name/value pairs.<br />

4. (Optional) In the Additional Files window, build up a library of files<br />

(e.g., images) which are used to make up your Flash movie. Think of<br />

it as a local library in which supporting files are easily at hand and

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