This Command will delete all empty keyframes on the selected layers. This is useful when you get a messy file from your designers and want to tidy it up a bit.
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Delete Empty Keyframes
Monday, February 4th, 2008Auto Save
Monday, February 4th, 2008This extension adds a new panel to the Flash Authoring Tool, that enables you to specify an interval for automatically saving the document you are presently working on. Intervals can be set in minutes or hours.
JSFL FileSystem API
Monday, February 4th, 2008This extension adds a new FileSystem object to the JSAPI which contains 23 new JSFL functions that allow you to modify/access the local FileSystem in your JSFL scripts. You can for example write to the registry using JSFL, execute external applications and so on…
Documentation is provided for each of the new functions in the Help Panel.
As of Macromedia Flash MX 2004 7.2 a new FLfile object is added to the JSAPI. It provides some, but not all of the functionality found in this extension.
Create Frame Sequence
Monday, February 4th, 2008This extension adds a new command to the Commands menu in the Flash Authoring Tool that will take the frames you have selected and add them to a new layer in the order you selected them, one by one.
Batch Run
Monday, February 4th, 2008This extension adds a new command to the Commands menu in the Flash Authoring Tool that will open a list of flash documents, run a jsfl script for that document, and then optionally save that document and close it. All of which is customised through a GUI.
Add Stop Frames
Monday, February 4th, 2008This extension adds a new command to the Commands menu in the Flash Authoring Tool that will convert each of the selected frames into a keyframe and add a stop() action to it.
Duplicate Layer
Monday, February 4th, 2008This extension adds a new command to the Commands menu in the Flash Authoring Tool that will create an exact replica of a layer above the currently selected layer.
Assign the Command a Keyboard shortcut for maximum effect and ease of use.
Free Tool: Flash Video Player
Friday, July 15th, 2005Kick Ass Flash Video Players
These video players come highly recommended, they look sweet and have plenty of features, and not only are they easy to customize, they also come with the source code so you can learn how they have been made.
First Video Player | Second Video Player | Third Video Player
On Windows if you double-click on a video file it will open in whatever video player you have installed. However, most common video players dont support Flash Video format (FLV's). So, double clicking on a Flash Video file generally does nothing.
Wouldn't it be great if when you try to open a Flash Video it opens up in a Video Player so you can watch it?
Well, now you can. Ive created a little tool that solves the problem and im giving it away to anybody and everybody.
[update] Ive stopped giving away this application now, i released it over 2.5 years ago, and since then Windows Vista was released, plus a new FLV format and so on. I do not have the time to keep adding new features or fixing bugs. You can however download the new Adobe Media Player from here. This will play FLV files from your local machine. [/update]