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close button for full screen window

close button for full screen window

2004-04-18       - By azuldeole@(protected)

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ok, so i got brave and created a fullscreen window.  PROBLEM... how
the heck do you close the window?  i have created close buttons for a
movie clip, and i feel horribly silly asking for help, but does
anyone have a script for closing a fullscreen window once one is
open?

I was told that if your keyboard has a "close" button that should do
the trick.  Guess what, I have a close button and it worked, but my
sister does not and she is freaking out because she had to press
control-alt-delete to close her window.  oops!

{{{{help}}}}

silvia




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