RE: FLASH: how to import one fla into another

[Marc Hoffman, Poison Dart Frog Media]

Actually, copy/paste frames is what you'd use -- ctrl-alt-c/ ctrl-alt-v. 

Best to create blank frames in the target movie and highlight them before 

pasting, to keep Flash from messing up your timeline.


At 07:31 AM 2/16/00 , you wrote:


>How about good ol' copy/paste (CTRL-C/CTRL-V)?

>

>Craig

>

>  > -----Original Message-----

>

> From: Marjan Burazer [milenko [dot] salijazg [dot] tel [dot] hr (mailto:milenko [dot] salijazg [dot] tel [dot] hr)]

>  > Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2000 9:49 AM

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> To: flasherchinwag [dot] com

>  > Subject: FLASH: how to import one fla into another

>  >

>  >

>  > Thanks Paul

>  > Another question,

>  > How to implement a part of one fla into another fla file, or

>  > in better words ;

>  > how not to type already existing script again.

>  >

>  >                                       Marjan



Marc Hoffman


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