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Subject: Re: FLASH: Re:Flash: Using 'On key'
From: John Croteau
Date: Mon, 8 Nov 1999 18:25:50 GMT

Hi Carl,

> Does anyone know how to implement the 'on key' action for example to using
> the "," moves an object left using the "." moves the same object right?
The . , < and > and the ENTER keys do not work in Test movie because
they are used for other purposes (Next frame, previous frame and Play),
but they do work fine in the exported SWF file.

I have a tutorial/Plug and Play routine which will cover this. (Due out
in about 2 weeks).

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