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Save the file again. Next, exit and restart Dreamweaver. Select the Command > My Flash Movie
menu option, and your Flash content appears in a Dreamweaver dialog box, as shown in the
following figure:
This example shows a simple implementation of Dreamweaver's Flash content support. After you
are familiar with building objects and commands as well as more sophisticated forms, you can
integrate Flash content into your Dreamweaver extensions for a more dynamic user experience.
For more infomation, see
Chapter 7, "Commands," on page 135
about writing a
function to add buttons to the dialog box that displays your Flash content.
commandButtons()
Adding Flash content to Dreamweaver
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