MACROMEDIA FLASH MX 2004-USING FLASH Use Manual page 313

To set publish options for a Flash document:
Open the Publish Settings dialog box. Do one of the following:
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Select File > Publish Settings.
In the Property inspector for the document (which is available when no object is selected),
click the Settings button.
Note: To create a publish profile for the publish settings that you specify, see
profiles" on page 327.
Click the Flash tab and select a Player version from the Version pop-up menu.
2.
Not all Macromedia Flash MX 2004 and Macromedia Flash MX Professional 2004 features
work in published SWF files that target Flash Player versions earlier than Flash Player 7.
If you want to specific Flash Player detection, on the HTML tab of the Publish Settings dialog
box, you must select Flash Player 4 or later. For more information about Flash Player
detection, see "Configuring publish settings for Flash Player detection" on page
Select a load order to specify how Flash loads a SWF file's layers for showing the first frame of
3.
your SWF file: Bottom Up or Top Down.
This option controls which parts of the SWF file Flash draws first over a slow network or
modem connection.
In the ActionScript Version pop-up menu, select either ActionScript 1.0 or 2.0 to reflect the
4.
version in your document.
If you select ActionScript 2.0 and you've created classes, you can click the Settings button to set
the relative classpath to class files that differs from the path to default directories set in
Preferences. For more information, see
To enable debugging of the published Flash SWF file, select any of the following options:
5.
Generate Size Report
content by file.
Omit Trace Actions
file. When you select this option, information from Trace actions does not appear in the
Output panel.
For more information, see "Using the Output panel" in Using ActionScript in Flash.
Protect from Import
FLA document. If you select this option, you can decide to use password protection with your
Flash SWF file.
Debugging Permitted
file. If you select this option, you can decide to use password protection with your SWF file.
Compress movie
compresses the SWF file to reduce file size and download time. This option
is selected by default and is most beneficial when a file is text-intensive or includes a lot of
ActionScript. A compressed file plays only in Flash Player 6 or later.
"Setting the classpath" on page
generates a report listing the amount of data in the final Flash
causes Flash to ignore Trace actions (
prevents others from importing a SWF file and converting it back into a
activates the Debugger and allows remote debugging of a Flash SWF
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trace
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