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Chamaeleon
04-27-2005, 05:37 PM
Cheers everyone!

I'm searching for some help in building a Flash Slide Presentation. Unfornately I do not have enough time to study about Actionscript, I learned to do animations without actionscript but for a Slide Presentation with hundreds of slides it gets very dificult and a big file size.

I need to make a Slide Presentation a litle bit like what is explained next, but I don't know how to make it work although it seems very simple, to me itīs not.

I searched the forums but could not find any case like this one.

I'm totally newbie so precise help with be very apreciated.

Thanks in advance to you all.

Slide Style
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Title - fixed area
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Slide Area - The slides are built in an independent
slide.swf in which each slide is in a frame




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Links 1 2 3 4 5 ... - Each slide has a set of context
pictures or buttons (all links)
There's an external picture.swf in
which each picture is in a frame
with a size equal to the Slide Area.
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<-- Backward Button Forward Button -->
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1. If the forward button is pressed the current slide fades out and the next slide fades in.

2. If the pictures (links) are clicked the slide/picture fades out and the linked picture fades in.

2.a By clicking in the backward button then the picture fades out and display the last picture/slide
viewed.

4. By clicking in the backward button the movie displays the last slide or picture viewed.

Once again
Thanks for your Time.

Barn
04-27-2005, 06:49 PM
See the example file Fade-in/Fade-out Pictures (http://www.canfieldstudios.com/flashmx/fadepct2)

You might also want to investigate the Tween class in MX 2004/AS2

Chamaeleon
04-27-2005, 07:04 PM
Thank You Barn.

Barn
04-27-2005, 07:17 PM
You're welcome.