Re: FLASH: Deleting unused items from the Library?

[DRMRLPLS]

I don't know if it's already been stated, but one method I found, in trying 

to eliminate a corrupt object, was to copy and paste all the frames and 

scenes into a new movie.  anthing unused will be left behind.  depending on 

the complexity of the project, this might take some time, but it cleans 

everyting out real well.


Andrew



In a message dated 11/28/00 4:08:03 PM Eastern Standard Time,

RLovelacehavasint [dot] com

 writes:


<< Thanks, that is how I ended up going about it, but it made me nervous to

 delete the button when it didn't tell me it was unused (I saved a copy).

 The question is why does it think the button is used?  I'd love to know the

 reasoning behind this.  Morbid curiousity, I guess.

  >>


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