Creating And Previewing Mobile Content With Adobe Device Central - Adobe 38039336 - Flash CS3 Professional User Manual

Save documents when quitting Flash
1 Select File > Exit (Windows) or Flash > Quit Flash (Macintosh).
If you have documents open with unsaved changes, Flash prompts you to save or discard the changes for each
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document.
• Click Yes to save the changes and close the document.
• Click No to close the document without saving the changes.
Working with other Adobe applications
Flash is designed to work with other Adobe applications to enable a broad range of creative workflows. You can
import Illustrator and Photoshop files directly into Flash. You can also create video from Flash and edit it in Premiere
Pro or After Effects, or import video from either of those applications into Flash. When publishing your Flash
content, you can use Dreamweaver to embed the content in your web pages, and launch Flash directly from within
Dreamweaver to edit the content.
See also
"Working with Illustrator and Flash" on page 135
"Working with Photoshop and Flash" on page 148
"Working with Premiere Pro and After Effects" on page 317
"Edit a SWF file from Dreamweaver in Flash" on page 420
Creating and previewing mobile content with Adobe
Device Central
Access Adobe components from Adobe Device Central
Start Device Central.
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2 Select File > New Document In > Flash, Illustrator, or Photoshop.
In Device Central, the New Document panel appears with the correct options to create a new mobile document in
the selected application.
Make any necessary changes, such a selecting a new Player Version, ActionScript Version, or Content type.
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Do one of the following:
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• Select the Custom Size for All Selected Devices option and add a width and height (in pixels).
• Select a device or multiple devices from the Device Sets list or Available Devices list.
If you selected multiple devices, Device Central selects a size for you. If you want to select a different size, click on
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a different device or set of devices.
6 Click Create.
The selected application opens with a new mobile document ready to edit.
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