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2004-02-23 - By Richard
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"Another thing that bothers me (ok this really belongs in the lounge) is
when drawing something simple like a button, if you select a portion of it
including the lines then try to move it over, you loose chunk of the line. I
know this can be avoided by using transform or changing the width in the
properties, but still it 's annoying... "
Why aren 't you holding Shift and double clicking the outlines/fills then
moving it? This is an indispensible feature that 's been there for almost
all versions.
-- -- Original Message -- --
From: <Ted.Grubb@(protected) >
To: <flashcoders@(protected) >
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 1:53 PM
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Flash 's undo / Library: moving an asset up
doesn 't work
I personally hate it... Though I see its use, it never seems to work out for
me; I always end up losing work because I can 't always see what 's being
undone.
[Flame]
Another thing that bothers me (ok this really belongs in the lounge) is when
drawing something simple like a button, if you select a portion of it
including the lines then try to move it over, you loose chunk of the line. I
know this can be avoided by using transform or changing the width in the
properties, but still it 's annoying...
[/Flame]
Not as happy as I could be.
Ted
-- --Original Message-- --
From: John Grden [mailto:JohnG@(protected)]
Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2004 11:16 AM
To: flashcoders@(protected)
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Flash 's undo / Library: moving an asset up
doesn 't work
Never mind.
Macromedia 's site:
Changes to "Undo " and the History Panel
The Undo feature (Edit > Undo) in previous versions of Flash was
object-specific: There was a separate set of undo steps for different
objects, such as the Stage, movie clips, and library. In Flash MX 2004, the
undo stack is now document-specific.
Anyone else think this sucks? Does anyone have any tips/tricks to offer up?
I 'm thinking I must be missing something "cool " about this change other than
the history panel.
John Grden
Senior Flash Developer
Blitz Digital Studios
[e] John@(protected)
[c] 714.326.7211
[w] www.BlitzDS.com
[a] Blitz DS
11336 Camarillo Street
Suite 200
North Hollywood, CA 91602
> -- --Original Message-- --
> From: John Grden [mailto:JohnG@(protected)]
> Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2004 8:01 AM
> To: flashcoders@(protected); FLASHmacromedia@(protected)
> Subject: [Flashcoders] Flash 's undo / Library: moving an asset up doesn 't
> work
>
> I apologize if this has been asked/answered, I did a search and didn 't
> seem
> to find a posting about it.
>
> Is there ANY possible way to revert the MX style of undo in the IDE???
> I 've
> hesitated in asking for a while now so that I might get used to it, but it
> sucks horribly.
>
> If you 're not sure what I 'm referring to, when you did undo in MX, it just
> focused in the timeline you 're working. So if you went back to a timeline
> and decided to "undo " something it would work that way. Now, it 's a
> global
> undo and it 's unbelievably annoying and sometimes unusable.
>
> PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE tell me there is a way to revert back.
>
> Also, anyone aware of why I can 't move an asset up to another folder in
> the
> library, but I can move it down? (IE: drag a movie clip up to an unseen
> portion of the library window and it doesn 't auto scroll, moving down DOES
> work).
>
> John Grden
> Senior Flash Developer
> Blitz Digital Studios
>
> [e] John@(protected)
> [c] 714.326.7211
> [w] www.BlitzDS.com
>
> [a] Blitz DS
> 11336 Camarillo Street
> Suite 200
> North Hollywood, CA 91602
>
>
>
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