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11 Cards in this Set
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What is the Workspace Toolbar? |
The primary function of the Workspace Toolbar is to display all the contents of your application. From here, you can view and browse projects, applications, and the frames and objects contained within specific frames in a tree-like view. |
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What is the Frame Editor? |
The Frame Editor is used to create and set up all the objects that will be used in your application. |
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What is the Event Editor? |
In the Event Editor you can code the events that make your application work and be "alive." |
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What is the Event List Editor? |
The Event List Editor is used as an alternate way to code your events. Events in this editor are displayed as a list with conditions and actions for each one. |
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What is the Properties Toolbar? |
The Properties Toolbar is used to display the properties of a specific frame. |
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What is the Storyboard Editor? |
The Storyboard Editor is where you edit the sequence and basic properties of the frames of your application. |
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What is the Navigation Toolbar? |
The Navigation Toolbar allows you to quickly cycle between the Multimedia Fusion 2 toolbars as well as enabling you to between the frames of your application. |
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What is the Objects List? |
The Objects List is used to display a list of all the objects used in a certain frame. |
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What is Cloning and what does it do? |
Cloning allows you to create a new object with the same looks and properties of the cloned object but it is a different object that can have a different name and has different events than the original object. |
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What is Duplicating and what does it do? |
Duplicating allows you to create a new occurrence of the same object with an exact copy. Making changes to a duplicated object will change the original object as well as any other duplications of it. |
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What is the Run Toolbar? |
The Run Toolbar enables you to quickly test your entire project, application, or even a single frame to make sure everything works correctly and as intended. |
