Creating Text - Adobe 38039336 - Flash CS3 Professional User Manual

To delete a font mapping, select the mapping and press Delete.
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Turn off the Missing Fonts alert
• To turn the alert off for the current document, in the Missing Fonts alert box select Don't Show Again For This
Document, Always Use Substitute Fonts. Select Edit > Font Mapping to view mapping information for the
document again.
• To turn the alert off for all documents, select Edit > Preferences (Windows) or Flash > Preferences (Macintosh),
and click the Warnings tab. Deselect Warn On Missing Font, and click OK. Select the option again to turn alerts on.

Creating text

About text fields
You can create three types of text fields: static, dynamic, and input. All text fields support Unicode.
• Static text fields display text that doesn't change characters dynamically.
• Dynamic text fields display dynamically updating text, such as stock quotes or weather reports.
• Input text fields allow users to enter text in forms or surveys.
You can create horizontal text (with a left-to-right flow) or static vertical text (with either a right-to-left or left-to-
right flow).
When creating static text, you can place text on a single line that expands as you type, or in a fixed-width field (for
horizontal text) or fixed-height field (for vertical text) that expands and wraps words automatically. When creating
dynamic or input text, you can place text on a single line, or create a text field with a fixed width and height.
Flash displays a handle on the corner of a text field to identify the type of text field:
• For static horizontal text that extends, a round handle appears at the upper-right corner of the text field.
• For static horizontal text that has a fixed width, a square handle appears at the upper-right corner of the text field.
• For static vertical text that has right-to-left flow and extends, a round handle appears at the lower-left corner of
the text field.
• For static vertical text that has right-to-left flow and a fixed height, a square handle appears at the lower-left corner
of the text field.
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