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The line of code immediately after the function definition tells Flash to

execute the

nextMenuItem function when the next_btn instance receives a

mouse click.

next_btn.addEventListener("click", nextMenuItem);

Because the nextMenuItem function is now set up to listen for mouse

clicks, it is called an event listener. This is why the

addEventListener()

method is used to tell flash to execute the function when the mouse click

event occurs.

While the code described in this section is relatively simple, it still relies on

a number of ActionScript concepts that are beyond the scope of this

tutorial to describe. For a thorough introduction to these concepts and

additional ActionScript tutorials, see Learning ActionScript 2.0 in Flash and

Flash Tutorials.

Publish your document

Now that you have completed your Flash document, you are ready to

publish it in a web page. The first step in this process is to save the FLA

version of your document as a compressed SWF version of the file. This

SWF version has a much smaller file size; because of this, it loads easily in a

web browser.

To publish your document as a SWF file:

1. Select File > Publish Settings.

2. In the Publish Settings dialog box, select the Formats tab and verify that

only the HTML and Flash check boxes are selected.

This causes Flash to publish only the SWF file and an HTML file to

display it in a web browser.

3. Still in the Publish Settings dialog box, select the Flash tab and verify

that Flash Player 8 is selected in the Version menu.

This causes Flash to export the SWF file in Flash 8 format.

4. Select the HTML tab and verify that Flash Only is selected from the

Template menu.

This causes Flash to generate only a simple HTML file to display the

Flash document in a browser.

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