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19 Cards in this Set
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flash movie file
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can be an animated button, animated text, or an entire web application
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animation
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the result of many images shown quickly one after the other to create the effect of movement
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timeline
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correlates images to a particular moment in the movie
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frame
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several images that are labeled
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FLA
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the format that Flash documents are saved in
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vector graphic
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composed of lines connected by points, which allows for smooth resizing and a smaller file size than bitmap graphics
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anchor points
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define sections of a line or shape
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frame-by-frame animation
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a movie created from a set of specified images
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keyframe
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a frame that contains an image that can be edited
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onion skinning
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two or more frames can be displayed the the time using technique
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instance
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a reference to a symbol
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layers
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a component of a flash document that can be compared to images drawn on transparent sheets of paper placed one on top of the other
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morphing
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a technique that turns one shape into another
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motion tweening
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a form of tweened animation where a symbol is tweened to move from a start location to an end location
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shape tweening
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a form of tweened animation that turns one shape into another
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stage
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the area used to create a Flash movie
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symbols
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stored in a Flash library and used to create instances on the Stage
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tools panel
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tools for drawing, painting, and selecting
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workspace
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the gray are around the Stage, which is used as a temporary storage are while working
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