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Macromedia MAX 2005 - Anaheim, CA What’s New In Flash 8
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The search metadata is based on the RDF (Resource Description Framework) and XMP (Extensible
Metadata Platform) specifications and is stored in Flash in a W3C-compliant format.
NOTE:
Flash lets you make the settings you specify in the Document Properties dialog box the
default settings for any Flash document that you create. The exception to this is the Title and
Description, which you need to specify for each Flash document that you create.
To set properties for a new or existing document in the Document Properties dialog
box:
1. Select File > New.
2. With the document open, select Modify > Document.
The Document Properties dialog box appears.
3. To embed metadata within your SWF files, improving the ability of web-based search
engines to return meaningful search results for Flash content, do the following:
o Enter a descriptive title in the Title text box.
o Enter a description in the Description text box.
Descriptions can contain searchable keywords, author and copyright information, and
short descriptions about the content and its purpose.
4. The search metadata is based on the RDF (Resource Description Framework) and XMP
(Extensible Metadata Platform) specifications and is stored in Flash in a W3C-compliant
format.
5. For Frame Rate, enter 30 frames per second.
6. For Dimensions, specify the Stage size in pixels - enter values of 240 width and 270 height.
7. To set the background color of your document, click the triangle in the Background Color box
and select a color from the palette. Pick any color you like!
8. To specify the unit of measure for rulers that you can display along the top and side of the
application window, select an option from the pop-up menu in the upper right. We’ll leave it
pixels for this and future files.
9. To make the new settings the default properties for your new document only, click OK.
10. Save the file as SimpleFlash.fla in the Unit 2 folder.