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What’s new in Flash 19

Object-level Undo mode You can now choose to keep track of the

changes you make in Flash on a per-object basis. When you use this mode,

each object on the Stage and in the library has its own undo list. This

allows you to undo the changes you make to an object without having to

undo changes to any other object. For more information, see “Using the

Undo, Redo, and Repeat menu commands” in Using Flash.

New features in Flash Professional 8 only

The following are new features for beginners available in Flash

Professional 8 only:

Custom easing controls A tween is the application of a change to a

graphic object over a period of time. For example, you could tween the

location of a picture of a car from one side of the Stage to the other to

make the car move from side to side. To ease a tween is to control the rate

at which the change is applied to the object. New easing controls in Flash

allow you to precisely control how tweens that you apply in the timeline

affect the appearance of tweened objects on the Stage. With the new

controls, you can make an object move back and forth on the Stage within

a single tween or create other complex tween effects. For more

information, see “Applying custom ease in/ease out to motion tweens

(Flash Professional only)” in Using Flash.

Graphics effects filters You can apply graphics filters to objects on the

Stage. These are called filters because they pass the image data of the object

through an algorithm that filters the data in a specific way. With these

filters, you can make objects glow, add drop shadows, and apply many

other effects and combinations of effects. For more information, see

“About filters (Flash Professional only)” in Using Flash.

Blend modes You can achieve a variety of compositing effects by using

blend modes to change the way the image of one object on the Stage is

combined with the images of any objects beneath it. For more information,

see “About blend modes (Flash Professional only)” in Using Flash.

Bitmap smoothing Bitmap images now look much better on the Stage

when greatly enlarged or reduced. The appearance of these bitmaps in the

Flash authoring tool and in Flash Player is now consistent. For more

information about bitmap settings, see “Setting bitmap properties” in

Using Flash.

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