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a flash tutorial

QUALITY

MUSIC

THE BASICS OF FLASH:

STARTING OUT

TOOLS

SHAPES

FILLS

BRUSHES

LINES

LAYERS

GRAPHICS

MOVIE CLIPS

BUTTONS

LIBRARY

SOUNDS

TEXT

IMPORTING

EXPORTING

VOL.

ACTIONSCRIPT, TWEENING & STUFF

GO TO AND PLAY

STOP

PLAY

GO TO THE WEB

STOP SOUNDS

SHAPE TWEEN

MOTION TWEEN

ROTATION

COLOUR TWEEN

MOTION GUIDE

MASKING

TINTING

'TEXT TWEEN'

COMPRESSION

_ROOT.

MORE THINGS AND MISCELLANEOUS:

QUALITY CHANGE

BACKGROUNDS

VARIABLES

IF STATEMENTS

CURSORS

E-MAIL ME!

VISIT WEBSITE!

FLASH BASICS:

Okay, so you're new to Flash, and want to get started.
There's lots to learn in Flash, so let's get started with the
basics.
When you open Flash, a black document should be
displayed on the 'stage area' (the working space). If it is
not, simply go to File > New. Now you will have a blank
document.

STARTING OUT

This is the timeline, displayed at the top of the screen.
Here you will add frames and key frames and basically
extend the movie's length. If this isn't displayed, press
'Ctrl+Alt+T' or go to Window > Timeline.

This is the stage,
where you will
draw and create
you Flash movies
and games. The
white area is the
canvas, which you
can draw onto.

This is the Properties section. If you click off the canvas,
you will see how it is displayed above. You are able to
change the size and colour of the canvas, as well as the
frame rate. Ctrl+F3 opens 'Properties' up, or go to
Window > Properties.

These are the tools, usually displayed on the left-
hand side of the stage (press 'Ctrl+F2' or Window>
Tools to display. These give you the options
to draw with brushes or pencils, use shapes,
resize objects, erase drawings etc.
I would explain this later, but it is important to
know from the start. You must click back onto the
'black arrow' option (or press 'V'), if you want to
click normally on something or drag it.

This is the 'Color
Mixer', used to
select and mix your
colours. To get this
up press Shift+F9, or
Window > Color Mixer.
This is useful to
select a colour in
more detail.

Frames and keyframes are essential to
making Flash. The difference between them
is that in a keyframe what ever you put
in it will not be affected by the frames or keyframes
before and contain new content, whereas a frame will
contain the content of the previous keyframe and can't
be changed. To insert a keyframe or frame, right click on
the timeline where you want to enter the frame or
keyframe, and on the menu that appears, click 'Insert
Frame' etc. I will now show this in action.

keyframes frames

Flash automatically
creates a keyframe at
'position 1' in the timeline
for you. If it hasn't, right
click on 'postion 1' and select 'Insert Keyframe' or 'Insert
Blank Keyframe' (it doesn't matter since nothing is before
it). Next, create another keyframe
in 'position 3' and another one in 'positon 6'. Notice that
Flash puts frames in between the keyframes.

Select a drawing tools on the 'Tools' section. Draw
something different in each keyframe, like I've shown
below:
'Keyframe 1' 'Keyframe 3' 'Keyframe 6'

Your timeline should now look like this:

Now if you go back to 'Keyframe 1', and make sure
nothing is selected on the canvas - Press Enter or go to
Control > Play, and you will see you have animation, like
mine below!

Hooray! You've done this section! Hopefully now you can
very basically animate a sequence, but many frame by
frame animation are done in a very similar way. It is
always good to play around with Flash for a bit when
testing it out. When you're ready, go to the 'Tools'
tutorial, to learn about what the different tools do.

You need to know about your basic tools in Flash, so you
know how to work, and what is the best tool to do it with
it.

TOOLS

This is the arrow tool (shortcut V). You can select
objects with this, drag around areas and move objects
around.
This is the sub-selection tool (shortcut A). You can
still select things with it, but on shapes it shows the
outlines, and you can distort them.

This is the line tool (shortcut N). You can draw
straight lines with it. If you hold down shift, it will draw
a line at a 45 angle from the point. You can change the
line style/ thickness on the properties tab.
This is the brush tool (shortcut B). This is a drawing
tool, which draws 'a fill' where you move it. You can
adjust the style/ thickness of the brush, and set if the
brush goes behind or in front of objects, using this:

This is the pen tool (shortcut P). You can draw things
with this, but it is far more complicated than using the
pencil, brush or line tool. Basically, it creates curved
lines.
This is the text tool (shortcut T). This allows you to
enter, when clicking somewhere on the canvas, text to a
Flash document.

This is the oval tool (shortcut O). You can draw
ovals, circles and ellipses with this, by dragging out the
shape. Hold down shift when doing this to get a circle.
This is the rectange tool (shortcut R). You can draw
rectangles, by dragging out the shape. Hold down shift
when doing this to get a perfect square. You can make it
a rounded rectangle by selecting this tab under options
on the 'Tools' tab and specifying a corner radius.

This is the lasso tool (shortcut L). You can drag
around areas and cut parts of objects out.
As well as the drag method, you can keep
clicking around the area using the polygon
mode. In this options section on the 'Tools' tab,
you can also adjust the settings of your lasso
tool, and switch from the modes of the lasso, either free
selection or polygon mode.

This is the pencil tool (shortcut Y). This is the basic
drawing tool, which draws lines continuously - in 3
settings:
Straighten - straight, sharp lines
Smooth - smooth, curvy lines
Ink - follows the cursor exactly

This is the free transform tool tool (shortcut Q). You
can resize, scale and distort objects with this, in the
following ways:
- Rotate & Skew
- Distort (change perspective)
- Scale (re-size)
- Envelope (re-structure shapes by
pulling at edges)

rotate
and
skew

distort

envelope

scale

This is the ink bottle tool (shortcut S). You can fill in
lines with different colours and styles.
This is the paint-bucket tool (shortcut K). You can
fill in shapes and areas inside lines with this, and give
them colours and gradients. If you have drawn something
and want to fill it in, but there are small gaps, you can
change the size of gaps the fill closes up, using this tool
found under the options of the paint-bucket tool.

This is the eyedropper tool (shortcut I). You can
click this on an object to obtain the exact colour/shade
of it and then use this colour to fill something in.
This is the eraser tool (shortcut E). This allows you
to rub out any object you have drawn. You can
change the size of the eraser and choose if it
erases fills, lines or both. If you click the
tool, it will erase a whole area with a click.

The view section has to options:
- The hand tool (shortcut H) allows you to move
your canvas around the area you can see it, allowing you
to focus on one area, e.g. the top right.
- The zoom tool (shortcut Z) allows you to zoom in and
out. The keyboard shortcut to zoom in is 'Ctrl+=' and to
zoom out 'Ctrl+-' . This is a handy shortcut to speed up
your work.

The colours you use
can be selected via this
section on the 'Tools'
tab. You simply click
the colour you want in
the panel, or click ...
to select from a full
range of colours,

This was a long section, which should have helped you
know what the basic tools are, their shortcuts, and what
you can use them for. I will go into more detail on most
of tools and their uses in other sections, including the
tool, which I didn't mention, because it is
better with examples in the 'Fills' section of this
tutorial.

In this section, I will simply show you how you can draw
shapes, and a few little tips and tricks to help you too.

SHAPES

- Circle Tool (O) - Rectangle Tool (R)
If you want to simply draw either of these shapes, either
press the shortcut key shown in brackets above, or click
on the circle or rectangle icon on the Tools panel, and
click and drag out your shape on the stage.

You can change the colour in the 'Color Mixer' (Shift+F9),
or select your shape and use the properties panel, to
change line style and colour, and also the fill colour of
your shape.

There's some cool things that you can do on Flash with
your shapes. When your shape is selected, click Modify >
Shape, and choose one of the options that come up, as
shown below:

Convert Lines To Fills - does exactly what it suggests
Expand Fill - this can be set to 'Expand' (get bigger) or
'Inset' (get smaller), and the fill will change size - but not
the line, so if you want the line to do this, use 'Convert
Lines To Fills'.
Soften Fill Edges - Again, only effecting the fill, this gives
a nice softened effect around the edges. You can change
the size and softness to however you want.
A softened edge >>

You can also round off rectangles. Instead of just drawing
out a rectangle, on the options tab, click the
'Round Rectangle Radius'. It will come up with
a 'Rectangle Settings' window and ask for a
corner radius. The bigger the number you put in, the
more the rectange rounds. I usually do something around
5 or 10, and get nice rounded rectangles, like these:
To return to a normal rectangle,
set the corner radius to 0.

5 10

The shapes section is complete! I hope you learnt about
the shapes, and picked up a few hints and tips on the
way!
And remember, if you didn't understand something,
always feel free to email me!

This is the fills section, which will cover different types
of fills, including gradients and bitmap fills.

FILLS

For filling an object, you can select the Paint Bucket Tool
(K). The Paint Bucket Tool is pretty straightforward.
Select it, and then choose a colour
from the drop down tab, or enter
a hexidecimal code in the same tab.
Only single colour fills, preset
and recently used gradients appear
here, but it's still an option.

You can also press the little color chart button
in the corner, to view a full pallete. When you
are filling, on the options tab, these icons will be shown:
Gap Size - click on this icon and select the gap size
that your fill will close up. Can be useful when you've
drawn something big and you can't find a small gap.
Lock fill - locks the position of a gradient or bitmap
fill to the drawing surface.

The Color Mixer is an essential
tool. To display it, press
Shift+F9. You can change
lines and fill colours, but you
can also implement new
gradient fills in different
styles, bitmap fills and make
a colour translucent, by
changing the alpha value.

Gradients are great! The logo of this tutorial uses lots of
them. To select a gradient, on the Color
Mixer, click on the drop down menu next
to the fill (lines cannot have gradients).
There are two types: Linear and Radial,
shown below. Linear is the straight fade, and radial is
circular, and fades in or out.
Linear Radial

You can change you gradient colours like so:
Of course you
can always
enter a hexi-
decimal code
in the box.

Click on a colour
icon that is below
the gradient.
Then select a
colour from the
drop down tab
or the full
colour chart.

To fill an object with a bitmap, import a bitmap into the
Flash document (read the section on importing to do
this), or just copy one from an image editor or the net.
Select the bitmap option from the fills
drop down list. The bitmaps in your document will be
available for fill, just click on
the bitmap you want to use
from the box like this:

Then fill it into your shape using the Paint Bucket, and
below's an example result. You should be able to notice
that the bitmap is tiled, as this is what
Flash automatically does. I don't think
there's a way of it not tiling, but if you
want a shape filled with a bitmap
texture, it's pretty handy.

Ahhh... alpha. My good friend. Very useful this little
feature. Basically it allows you to make a colour 'see-
through' a.k.a translucent. You can do this on line
colours, gradient and solid fills, but not bitmaps fills.
Just select or enter a value from the alpha
dropdown box - 0% is invisible and 100% is
fully opaque. Here's an example of a gradient with alpha.

That's it for the fills section. I didn't mention that RGB
values can be entered on the Color Mixer, but
you can also do that if you have a specific
colour that you need.
I hope this section helped you a lot, and it should be an
aid when drawing in Flash.

Here's a short little section on brushes and the options
when using them.

BRUSHES

The brush tool (Shortcut key - b) is an important
drawing tool in Flash. Some people use shapes and lines
more predominantly, but the brush is very useful too.
You get a nice lot of options with the brushes:
<< Brush Mode

<< Brush Style/Type

<< Brush Size

<< Lock Fill (locks the gradient/bitmap fill)

<< Brush sizes. The smaller ones for inctricate
details, the bigger ones for a bigger area. If
you zoom in on Flash, the brush size gets
relatively smaller, allowing great detail to be
achieved.
Brush Styles >>
It's best to experiment with these, and see
the different effects that you can achieve.
The default Brush Style is the top circle.

You can select the Brush Mode
also. This allows you to choose
whether how you paint e.g. if you
want to paint behind any fills,
select paint behind. Again, it's a
good idea to experiment with
these.

That's the end of the information on brushes. You can of
course change the brush colour just like you can change
the colour of fills, and you can use gradients and bitmap
fills too.
Good luck!

Ooooh! Lines! Well, there are some features that might
interest you, and are useful for drawing too.

LINES

The line tool itself (N) is very easy to use. Click and drag
where you want your line to start to where you want it
to end. On the Properties tab you get these options.
You can change the line colour, thickness (change the
number) and the style (a drop down list will come down
from where it says 'Solid'. Also, if you click custom, you
can make some cool variations on lines - try it out!

The pencil tool (Y), uses lines to draw.
On the options tab you can select the
pencil mode from the following three:
Straighten: This, as it suggests,
staightens/sharpens off your line.
Smooth: This mode is commonly used
as it just smooths off what you draw.
Ink: This follows the exact path of
where you draw.

Now you are the line master! The Pen Tool (P) also draws
in lines, in case you were wondering, but I've never
understood the real idea of that particular tool.
Anyway, I hope you now get the idea of using lines in
Flash.

Layers are used by every Flash artist. They are
extremely useful, and they are used for many reason,
including to separate things out within a Flash document.

LAYERS

When you start a new document, you will already have a
layer, named by default as 'Layer 1'. I will now ask you to
draw some on the first
keyframe of Layer 1.
I drew a circle.

Now we need to put in a new layer. Either go to Insert >
Layer or click the 'Insert Layer' button which is on the
timeline. Now your timeline should look like this:

Now to draw something on Layer 2. Here I would strongly
recommend 'locking' Layer 1. This will prevent you
accidently drawing on the wrong layer. To do this, click
on the lock icon above the layers, and this should be
shown below. Then, you want to unlock Layer 2 so you
can draw on it. To do this,
click the lock icon next to
Layer 2 and it should change
back to a dot, meaning it is
unlocked and you can draw and edit things on it.

Now you can draw something on Layer 2. I drew a
rectangle.
After drawing the shape, you can unlock the layer if you
want. Both layers should have keyframes with something
in. If there is a blank keyframe draw something in it!

You should now realise that using layers will enable you
to put objects behind and in front of each other. Here's
my object below. Ok, a few more things you might want
to know. If you have a symbol, text and
shapes will automatically go behind it. If
you want the shapes in front, put in a new
layer above the layer with the symbol in it.
You can also use layer folders, to store your
layers in and categorize them. To add a
folder either do Insert > Layer Folder or click this .

With this section done, you should be able to grasp the
concept of layers and why you use them. It's a good idea
to do some sort of 'layer exercise', for example drawing a
cityscape with buildings in different layers, to become
more confident with using them.

One of the single most important features of Flash is the
availability of the Symbols; Movie Clips, Buttons and
Graphics. This section will explain the latter.

GRAPHICS

A graphic can be made by selecting an object on the
stage and press F8 or Insert > Convert To Symbol and
select graphic from this box, give it a name and press
OK:

Your graphic will now be saved in the Library (F11 - do
the library section to find out more). The special thing
about a Symbol or a graphic in Flash is that you can't edit
them like a shape that is just sitting on the main stage.
You have to double-click on them and go inside them.
Any change you make to the graphic on the inside will
change all of that particular graphics you have put in
your document.

At first this mightn't make any sense. Why would you
want a single frame inside a Graphic that doesn't move or
anything? Well for one thing, if you had a background or
something, putting it in a graphic on another layer (see
the section on layers) would stop it from being accidently
edited. Also, making something in a Graphic allows you
to use motion tweens (there is also a section on this).

This is part
of a view
inside
a graphic.
You can
edit it just
like a normal
object on
the stage.

Using graphics is a bit confusing to start with. You just
have to think of the area you get inside a graphic as a
'sub-scene', then it's easier.
Experiment with them, that's the key of understanding
them. Then move on to the movie clips section.

One of the single most important features of Flash is the
availability of the Symbols; Movie Clips, Buttons and
Graphics. This section will focus on movie clips.

MOVIE CLIPS

A movie clip can be made by selecting an object on the
stage and press F8 or Insert > Convert To Symbol and
select movie clip from this box, give it a name and press
OK:

Your movie clip will now be saved in the Library (F11 -
do the library section to find out more). The special
thing about a Symbol in Flash is that you can't edit them
like a shape that is just sitting on the main stage. You
have to double-click on them and go inside them. Any
change you make to the movie clips on the inside will
change all of that particular movie clips you have put in
your document.

Here's the difference between a movie clip and graphic:
a movie clip is basically like a Flash movie itself. You can
put as many frames as you want in there, for example a
man walking might be 24 frames. Although there maybe
24 frames inside the movie clip, you can go back to the
main stage and insert a frame at frame 1000 on the layer
with the movie clip on, the movie clip would keep
looping, so the man could keep walking, without you
having to copy it for 1000 frames otherwise.

This is part of a
view inside a
movie clip.You
can edit it just
like a normal
object on the
stage. To go back
to the stage
press the blue
arrow!

Using movie clips is difficult to get the hang of, but once
you know how to use them, they are the most useful of
all of the things in Flash. You just have to think of the
area you get inside a graphic as a 'sub-movie' that will
loop, then it's easier.
Experiment with graphics inside movie clips, and movie
clips inside movie clips too (but the same movie clip can't
be put inside itself).

One of the single most important features of Flash is the
availability of the Symbols; Movie Clips, Buttons and
Graphics. This section will focus on buttons.

BUTTONS

A button can be made by selecting an object on the stage
and press F8 or Insert > Convert To Symbol and select
button from this box, give it a name and press OK:

Your button will now be saved in the Library (F11 - do
the library section to find out more). The special thing
about a Symbol in Flash is that you can't edit them like a
shape that is just sitting on the main stage. You have to
double-click on them and go inside them. Any change
you make to the button on the inside will change all of
that particular buttons you have put in your document.

Buttons are used mainly for the user to define a
function, for example if they want to play the Flash
movie, a play button might need to be pressed for the
movie to play.
In later sections, I will explain how to make the buttons
have actions so they do things when clicked, but for now,
I will explain what you do inside a button!

This is a view
inside a
button. You
will see there
are 4 frames,
named Up,
Over, Down
and Hit.

In the first frame, Up, you should put what you want the
button to look like normally, without interaction.
In the second frame, Over, you should put what you want
the button to look like when the mouse is put over the
button.
In the third frame, Down, you should put what you want
the button to look like when the mouse is clicked on the
button.

The fourth frame, Hit, is a bit different. It is an invisible
state, so anything you draw in it wont be seen. It
basically is the 'Hit Area' of the button, the area of the
button that is clickable. So draw in here the area of the
button you want to be selectable. If you have already
drawn a rectangle button, with the first 3 states all the
same size, you can leave this Hit state blank. I usually do
this.

Here's the menu button I have used on this tutorial:
And here are the different states:
[None]

Up Over Down Hit

You should now understand what each state of a button
is, and what it does.
In the advanced sections, you will find actions you can
attach to buttons (as well as put in frames) which will
make a button play a movie, play from a certain frame,
stop a movie etc.
Well done!

Where do your symbols, bitmaps, images, sounds and
things you import to a Flash document go?
Press F11 to find out! Check through this section too!

LIBRARY

The library stores your symbols,
sounds, bitmaps etc. in your Flash
Document. To get it up, go to
Window > Library, or press F11.
Yours may be empty, but with
things in it begins to look like
this.

Now you will understand the point of naming symbols. If
you're searching through a Library of 1000 item, and you
want to find your logo graphic, if you have named it
something appropriate and left it as 'Symbol 643', it's
going to take a while to find it. The library also has these
helpful icons to tell you what type of object something is:
Button Movie Clip Graphic Bitmap/Image

Sound Folder Video

To edit a symbol that you find in the library, just double
click on the symbol you want to edit. When you highlight
something in the library, the following bar will have all
the icons lit up (at the bottom of the library window):
The first icon creates a new symbol, the second creates a
folder which are used to organize things in the library,
e.g. 'Sounds', 'Introduction'. The third one brings up the
properties of the selected item, and the last icon deletes
the selected item (BE CAREFUL!)

Good Flash movies use multimedia... they have sound as
well as the animation. So here's how you put in sounds
and music...
But before you start, I would recommend using .mp3 and
.wav sounds, mainly because they are the most common,
but because most other formats don't work.

SOUNDS

Firstly get a sound you want. If
you don't have a sound, visit
www.flashkit.com, and check out
their loops and effects, which
should be useful to you. Then go
to File > Import To Library. Select
your sound, and it will go to your
library. Then you can drag it from
there to the keyframe you want it in.

You can, as you should work out, only put a sound into a
keyframe, as it has to start somewhere, and placing it in a
frame will just make the sound start from the previous
keyframe. You can select a keyframe, then on the
Properties tab, select the sound you want from a handy
drop-down list:

That's it you think - but there's more! I need to explain
this:
Sound - allows you to select a sound that you've imported
Effect - you can choose an effect such as 'fade out' or
press 'Edit' and customise it.
Sync - see next page
Loop - loops the sound if you enter a value

Syncing. The two important types are 'Event' and
'Stream'.
If you set something on Event, once the keyframe with
the sound in has played, the sound will play throughout
the rest of the movie, even if there aren't any frames
with it in. On Stream, the sound will only play in frames
it's told t. This is used for lip-syncing, as it works far
more accurately.

That's it for the sound section. Here's an illustration:
Here a sound has been entered in Keyframe 1 of Layer 1.
You can where it plays, and 'goes' when Keyframe 20 is
inserted. Remember the sound will keep playing if it's
synced to 'Event', but if it's Streamed it will only play the
frames it is actually in.

What you are reading is text (you should know this!) In
Flash, it is pretty simple to enter it, but there are few
options that should be explained to help you.

TEXT

To enter text, select the Text Tool (T) and type what you
want. When you select text, the following is shown on
the properties tab:

Font Size | Font Colour | Bold/Italic | Text Position

Font Spacing| Character Position | URL Link | URL Target (use blank for

www.example.com

new window)

Well that's pretty much it, but there are different types of
Text in Flash - at the moment you need one type, but I'll
briefly explain the others, as there are advanced sections
on them. Static Text - this is the one you
would probably use inf you're reading this
now. It is basic 'enter text and display it'.
Dynamic Text - this is text that maybe used to show/set a
variable (using often in actionscripting - see section later)
Input Text - user inputs text, often used to set variable.

You should now be able to enter and edit basic 'Static'
Text. Don't worry about the other Text types for now,
they are used for other reasons. Another thing you can
do is select some text, then go to Modify > Break Apart,
until the text becomes like a 'shape' in the way you edit
it. This allows you to fill it with gradients, stretch it and
give it an outline,
like this:

If you're having trouble importing, this is the section to
read. Although importing is relatively simple, you will
definitely need to use it in Flash, so you might as well
make sure you know what you're doing...

IMPORTING

Before you import something, Flash can only support
certain file types. When you Import, you can either do
File > Import (Ctrl + R) or File > Import To Library. Doing
the latter will send the item straight to the Library,
whereas the File > Import will normally put the object
straight into the selected frame.
Either way, you will get the same window, where you
browse for your file, and press 'Open' to Import it in.

This is a useful list of supported file types (by Flash MX):
.fh .ft .png .swft, .tbp .eps .ai .bmp .dib .emf .swf .spl
.gif .jpg .wmf .pct .pntg .psd .qtif .sgi .tga .tif .tiff .wav
.mp3 .aif .au .mov .avi .mpg .mpeg .dv .dvi .asf .wmv and
.flv
Well I need a drink after that, and you should take one
too, since it's the end of the section!

Exporting is taking your Flash document and exporting it
into a movie format. The standard format is a .swf
(Shockwave Flash) file, which this file you are viewing is,
and most of the Flash movies and games on the web are
also.

EXPORTING

So you want to create your movie from your document.
Go to File > Export Movie (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S).
A window will come up asking you where you want to save
your movie and as what name and file type. 'Flash Movie'
(.swf) is the default setting and this is the one you should
use unless you have a specific need for one of the others,
for example you can save your movie as a .exe file, and
can send it to someone who can't open .swf files.

Now you've given it a name (e.g. coolmovie.swf) and
saved it somewhere (e.g. My Documents), click Save, and
a new window comes up, with the settings of your
exported movie. The first setting 'Load Order', defines
which way your movie loads - Bottom up, starting from
the first frame to the last or Top down, the opposite way.
You then have options. Generate Size Report gives you a
text file telling you how many bytes each frame is.
Protect From Import allows you to password the movie.

Debugging Permitted allows the movie to be 'debugged'
by entering a password and Compress Movie, compresses
the movie. The only option I usually have checked is
'Compress Movie'. You can enter the quality of the JPEGs
in your exported movie, between 0 (bad) and 100 (good).
If you don't have any images, don't worry about this. You
can also optimize the sound, but I recommend doing that
a different way, which is explained in a later section
'Compression'. Finally, version selects the version of
Flash the exported movie uses.

That's the end of the Exporting section, and since this is
the final section in the first 15 of the 45 sub-tutorials,
you should now all the basics of Flash, which are enough
to create a small Flash movie.
In the next lot of sub-tutorials, you can learn things like
motion and shape tweening, which will be very useful
when animating a movie.

ACTIONSCRIPT, TWEENING & MORE:

What's 'gotoAndPlay'? Well, it's an action you can use in
Flash to tell a frame or button to go-to-and-play another
frame or scene in your Flash movie.
We will start with the 'gotoAndPlay' action placed on a
frame, and then move on to placing them on buttons.

GO TO AND PLAY

Here is my movie. I want to make it so when frame 5
plays, it goes straight to frame 10 and plays from there.
I need to enter an action for this to happen, so first get
up the 'Actions' panel (Window > Actions or F9) and click
on your frame, so you get 'Actions - Frame' instead of
just 'Actions'.

Open up the actions panel if it isn't already by clicking
the little arrow next to 'Actions - Frame'. Make sure you
are on 'Normal Mode' by clicking and selecting it.

You should then click on 'Movie Control' and then 'goto'.
>>
The following should come up:

Now you enter what you need. For example I need to set
it to 'gotoAndPlay' (instead of gotoAndStop), Scene as
'<current scene>' (as the frame is in the current scene),
Type to 'frame number' (as I want to go to frame number
10) and Frame to '10'.
The line of 'actionscript' previously reading 'gotoAndPlay
(1);' would now read for my movie 'gotoAndPlay (10);

You don't have to gotoAndPlay a frame by it's number.
You can name the frame by giving it a frame label, or go
to a previous or next frame by using the built in options
under 'Type'. If you want to 'gotoAndStop', you can of
course select that option too.
Now, for buttons, go to the next page.

gotoAndPlay buttons are really easy. All you do is select
your button, go to the Actions panel which should say
'Actions - Button' and then 'Movie Control' and then
'goto'. The only difference is in the code there is now an
'on release' function, but since you're on normal mode,
that doesn't matter.

Here's the basic 'gotoAndPlay' actionscript, which you
can copy and edit!

on (release) {
gotoAndPlay("Scene 1", 1);
}

gotoAndPlay("Scene 1", 1);

gotoAndPlay from a
frame (Actions -
Frame)
gotoAndPlay from a
button (Actions -
Button)

The gotoAndPlay action is very useful, but you are
probably confused as to why you would want to do this.
What you need to do is use the 'stop' function too, which
is explained in the next lesson, as this stops the frame,
allowing you to place a button on it that can make the
movie play again. See the 'stop' section to learn more!

Need to stop on a frame in a movie? The 'stop' function
lets you do this, and is one of the most useful features of
Flash, allowing you to create one-frame menus amongst
other utilities.

STOP

To stop a frame it is very simple. First get up the
'Actions' panel (Window > Actions or F9) and click on
your frame, so you get 'Actions - Frame' instead of just
'Actions'.
Make sure you're on Normal Mode (select option with this
icon ) then select 'Movie Control' > 'stop'. Once
entered, a little 'a' will appear on the frame on the
timeline, meaning actions have been added , and the
frame will stop and will not play further.

To make buttons which will make the movie stop when
clicked, simply highlight the button, go into the Actions
panel (which will read 'Actions - Button') and select
exactly the same - 'Movie Control' > 'stop'. This button
will have the power to stop the movie on the frame when
it is clicked.
Note: If you want to stop a CERTAIN frame, e.g. Frame 86,
use the gotoAndStop action (see gotoAndPlay section).

Here's the basic 'stop' actionscript, which you can copy
and edit!

on (release) {
stop();
}

stop();

To stop the frame
(Actions - Frame)
To stop the frame
playing when button
is released
(Actions - Button)

The 'stop();' action is one of the most useful in Flash,
allowing you to create screens, for many reasons,
including to put gotoAndPlay buttons on for making
menus or alternate endings to movies and also stopping
the movie at the end on a replay screen.
Using the 'stop();' action combined with the action to
make the movie play ('play();') can be very useful, so be
sure to check out the next section!

Once you've used the 'stop' action to stop your movie,
using the 'play' action on a button is one way of getting it
playing again. Although you can put the 'play' action in a
frame, all it will do is make sure the frame plays, which
usually happens by default in Flash unless you have
added an action such as 'stop();'.

PLAY

Get your button ready in the right frame, the one in
which you want to play the next frame when the button
is pressed. Get up the 'Actions' panel (Window > Actions
or F9) and click on your button, so you get 'Actions -
Button' instead of just 'Actions'. Make sure you're on
Normal Mode (select option with this icon ) then
select 'Movie Control' > 'play'. Double click on it so
' on (release) {
play();
} ' appears in the white text area on the Actions panel.

Now if you click the button, as you release it, the next
frame will play, commencing the movie if you have
'stop();' action in the frame.

Note: If you want to play a CERTAIN frame, e.g. Frame 86,
use the gotoAndPlay action (see gotoAndPlay section).

FRAME 1 - STOPPED

button with
'play();' action

FRAME 2 - MOVIE
PLAYING

FRAME 3 - MOVIE
PLAYING

FRAME 4 - MOVIE
PLAYING

FRAME 5 - MOVIE
PLAYING

FRAME 6 - MOVIE
PLAYING

FRAME 7 - MOVIE
PLAYING

FRAME 8 - MOVIE
PLAYING

FRAME 9 - MOVIE
PLAYING

FRAME 10 - MOVIE
PLAYING

FRAME 11 - MOVIE
PLAYING

FRAME 12 - STOPPED

button with
'gotoAndPlay(1);'
action

Here's the basic 'play' actionscript, which you can copy
and edit!

on (release) {
play();
}

play();

To play the frame
(Actions - Frame)
To make the movie
play when button
is released
(Actions - Button)

The 'play();' action combined with 'stop();' can be very
useful, and can even be the basis of basic games, such as
alternate ending story-adventure games.
I hope you have understood this section, and can now
move on to the next section!

In Flash you can make playing a frame or pressing a
button take you to a webpage... and it's not overly
complicated! So let's get cracking!

GO TO THE WEB

To go to an URL from a frame: get up the 'Actions' panel
(Window > Actions or F9) and click on your frame, so you
get 'Actions - Frame' instead of just 'Actions'.
Make sure you're on Normal Mode (select option with this
icon ) then select 'Browser Network' > 'getURL'.
Once entered, a little 'a' will appear on the frame on the
timeline, meaning actions have been added . Now to
edit the address of the URL / Web page.

In the 'URL' field, enter the full web address of the web
page you want to open when the frame plays e.g.
http://www.example123.com. In the 'Window' section,
you basically decide where the Web Page opens - it's best
to choose '_blank' as this opens it in a new window and
won't effect the Flash movie. Ignore the last field.

The actions in the frame should look a bit like these:
' on (release) {
getURL("http://www.example123.com", "_blank");
} '
To make buttons which will go to the URL when clicked,
simply highlight the button, go into the Actions panel
(which will read 'Actions - Button') and select exactly the
same - 'Browser Network' > 'getURL' then insert the URL.
This button will have the go to the URL when it is clicked.

Here's the basic 'getURL' actionscript, which you can
copy and edit!

on (release) {
getURL("http://www.example123.com", "_blank");
}

getURL("http://www.example123.com", "_blank");

To go to a web page
when the frame plays
(Actions - Frame)
To go to a web page
when a button
is clicked
(Actions - Button)

The 'getURL' action is a nice thing to be able to use in
Flash for many reasons, such as having a link to your
website at the end of your Flash movie or game. As I said
in this section, it's usually wisest to set the 'Window'
field to '_blank' so that you don't effect your movie in
anyway, as setting it to '_self' will replace the Flash
movie with the desired web page.
Hope you learnt something from this section!

There is not much worse than a Flash movie where loads
of sounds (especially those synced on 'Event') start
overlapping and very quickly burst your eardrums with a
'cacaphonous hullabaloo' you don't want to hear.
Luckily Flash has an action that stop sounds in a movie
for you...

STOP SOUNDS

Highlight the frame in which you want to stop all playing
sounds (any sounds later in the movie won't be affected).
Get up the 'Actions' panel (Window > Actions or F9) and
click on your frame, so you get 'Actions - Frame instead
of just 'Actions'. Make sure you're on Normal Mode
(select option with this icon ) then select 'Movie
Control' > 'stopAllSounds'. Double click on it so
'stopAllSounds();' appears in the white text area on the
Actions panel.

For a button that stops all sounds when you release it,
you have to highlight your button, and on the 'Actions -
Button' panel, select exactly the same 'Movie Control' >
'stopAllSounds', so the following is displayed in the white
text area in the actions panel:
' on (release) {
stopAllSounds();
} '
This button will then stop all sounds playing in a movie
when it is released.

Here's the basic 'stopAllSounds' actionscript, which you
can copy and edit!

on (release) {
stopAllSounds();
}

stopAllSounds();

To stop all sounds
from a frame
(Actions - Frame)
To stop all sounds when
button is released
(Actions - Button)

The 'stopAllSounds();' action is really good for stopping
sounds from playing when they are unwanted. This
usually happens if the sounds are synced to 'Event' and
you skip past them, which results in them playing when
you don't want them too, which is why even with
'stopAllSounds' you may still here a little flicker of noise.
It's best to sync audio to 'Stream' if you have this
problem, if you are able to.

Shape Tweening is a relatively simple process that can
help create cool 'changing effects' and can be rather
useful in some areas in Flash.

SHAPE TWEENS

On the timeline, create one keyframe at the beginning at
position '1' and then one later on the timeline, perhaps
at position '20'.
Draw something in keyframe 1 and in keyframe 20. Don't
make them into a graphic, as shape tweening only works
with lines, shapes and brushes.

Now, go to keyframe 1 and leave it highlighted
and open the Properties section (Ctrl+F3). You
should have a Properties section that looks
something like this:

From the' Tween' drop-down
menu on the Properties section
, select 'Shape'.
Your timeline should now look
like this, the frames in
between are green with an
arrow. This shows a successful
shape tween.

Now press 'Enter' to test your movie, or 'Ctrl + Enter' to
export it. Your shape or drawing should 'transform' into
the other one like so:
You may notice that mine transforms back to it's original
form - all I did was copy the 'keyframe 1' and paste it
after the 'keyframe 20' or the second object.

You can, of course, do a shape tween inside a movie clip,
and then you can loop it forever! A handy hint: if it is
going to loop, insert a keyframe one frame before the
last keyframe, after you have made a tween. Then
remove the final keyframe. Now it will loop without
stalling slightly.
You're done on this section! Use shape tweening to
create cool effects in your Flash animations.

Motion Tweening is probably the most essential type of
tweening, and is very important and useful in Flash
movies.
Create a blank keyframe, for example at 'position 1'.
Draw something in it, and make it a graphic or a movie
clip (select the object and press F8). Position it
wherever you want it to start the movement, e.g. top
right.

MOTION TWEENS

Now enter a keyframe later in the timeline, over a
timescale that you would like your object to take to
move, for example, at 'position 30'. Move your object in
that keyframe to wherever you want it to move. Then go
back to keyframe 1, and right-click on the timeline, and
select 'Create
Motion Tween'.

Your timeline should now look like this:
This shows a successful motion tween! When you have
selected the type of rotation, you may want to use the
'ease' option. This can make the object start slow and
speed up, or speed up and start slow.

Click the arrow next to 'Ease' to get a
slider. If you slide it to the 'Out' end,
the object will slow down near the
end; if you slide it to the 'In' end,
the object will start slow but speed
up towards the end. You can adjust
the levels of how much 'Ease' you use.

Press 'Enter' to play your movie, or 'Ctrl+Enter' to export
the movie and view it. Your object should move from
'Point A' to 'Point B', similarly to this:
You have now completed the 'Motion Tween' section! Try
the 'Motion Guide' section next, which can help tweening.

Rotation of a graphic or a movie clip (or a button for that
matter) is exceptionally easy.
To start, insert a keyframe and make a graphic. Then
insert a keyframe later in the timeline, so you have two
identical keyframes, e.g. at 'position 1' and 'position 20'.
Then create a motion tween between them - look at the
'Motion Tween' section if you don't know how to.

ROTATION

Select the first keyframe, and on the Properties tab
(Ctrl+F3), you should get something similar to this:
Select either CW
(Clockwise) or CCW
(Anti-Clockwise).
You can also change
the number of times
the object will
rotate.

When you have selected the type of rotation, you may
want to use the 'ease' option. This can make the object
start slow and speed up, or speed up and start slow.
Then play the movie or export it (Enter or Ctrl+Enter).
Here are some of my examples:

That's it! You should now be able to rotate objects using
tweens! You can also move and rotate and object, by
simply doing a motion tween using the rotation feature,
and have results like this:

'Colour Tweening' isn't the same as the other tweens as it
isn't a separate feature.
There are a few ways of doing 'colour tweening'.

COLOUR TWEENS

If you have done the Shape Tween section this should be
easy (I would recommend doing it first). Draw a shape in
the first keyframe, then insert a keyframe later on in the
timeline so that shape is copied into it. Then change the
colour of that shape - but nothing else (as this can mess
up the tween and change the shape).

Keyframe (Frame1) Keyframe (Frame20)

Shape Tween

Your timeline should now look like this:
And if you play the movie the colour of your shape
should change like this:

As you can see, colour tweening as such doesn't exist,
and is just a form of shape tweening.
You can also do a similar thing with motion tweening,
using tinting (read the section on this to understand):

Symbol1 Symbol1 (colour tinted red 100%)
Keyframe (Frame1) Keyframe (Frame20)

Motion Tween

If you look at the 'Tinting' section this should help you
with this method, which although you may have noticed
the outline of the circle also turning red - which can be a
nuisance, is still a useful method and will have an effect
like this:
That's the end of the 'Colour Tweens' section - keep going
through the remaining few!

'Motion Guiding' is basically motion tweening an object
along a vector path, but is very useful instead of having
to use lots of different motion tweening on occasions.

MOTION GUIDES

Firstly set up a simple motion tween - moving a symbol
from point A to B:

Symbol1 Symbol1
Keyframe (Frame1) Keyframe (Frame20)

Here's where it gets different! Right click on the Layer
with your motion tween in and select:
Your Layer on the timeline should now have a guide:

Now on the Guide Layer, using either the Line Tool (N) or
the Pencil Tool (Y), draw the path you want your motion
tweened symbol to follow. You wont be able to see
anything on the Guide Layer when you export the movie.
Then export and view the movie - which should do this:

Draw a line on the guide
layer and then export
and view the motion
guide in action!

Now you should be able to use Motion Guides to help your
tweening! I hope you have learnt something from this
section, so that you can now move on to the next section!

'Masking' is a way to make a Layer above another Layer
which masks or hides parts of the layer you dont want to
see.
Firstly, have one Layer ready with a bit of animation on
it as the Layer that will be masked.

MASKING

To start a Mask Layer, insert a Layer above the Layer you
want to be masked, right-click on it and select 'Mask'
from the drop down menu.
Your timeline should look a bit like this:

Now you need to decide what part of the Layer below is
shown. For example, I'm going to draw a circle in the
centre of the mask layer so that on things within that
circle are shown on the Layer below. Only the shape of
the object on the Mask matters, not colour etc.

MASK

STAGE

If you export and watch the movie (Ctrl+Enter), you
should see that only the area inside the Mask of the
Layers below the Mask layer will be visible:

(MASKED AREA)

Woohoo! That's Masking down, and it's a feature that can
become essential in many Flash movies, especially as
scopes on sniper rifles or as a binocular or periscope
view. Of course you can also animate the mask layer...
Enjoy the next section!

You might want to 'Tint' a symbol a colour or something
along those lines. Well Flash has that capability.
When you select a Movie Clip, Button or Graphic, on the
Properties Tab (Ctrl+F3) this little dropdown menu
should be visible:

TINTING

Now to explain the different options!
None - resets the tint back to normal.
Brightness - edits the brightness.
Tint - allows you to tint the
symbol with a colour.
Alpha - allows you to fade the symbol from anywhere
between opaque (100% alpha) and transparent (0% alpha).
Advanced - lots of expert colour options, which it is best
to play around with to see the effects they have.

Since this section is called 'Tinting', here's an
explanation of the tinting options.
After selecting tint, simply choose a colour or enter an
RGB value. You can also adjust the alpha transparency of
the tint; 100% tint will totally change the symbol to that
colour, 0% tint will make no difference.

Well now you have been 'tinted' with the knowledge of
how to tint symbols!
Now move through the remaining 5 or so sections!

Text Tweening is an extended form of shape tweening.
Well , here we go...
Type in your text first. Then highlight it and go to Modify
> Break Apart until it is in vector form:

TEXT TWEENS

You will need to do Shape Tweens to do this (look at the
section on it if you don't know how). You should have
your broken apart text in the first keyframe of the layer,
and then highlight the keyframe on the timeline, then on
the Properties tab select 'Tween: Shape'. Then insert a
keyframe later on, say around position 20.

Then insert some different text and break it apart also in
the last keyframe. The shape tween arrow on the
timeline might temporarily break up as you insert the
text, but after you break it apart it should work again.
Then play the movie and watch the tween:
Often this unusual looking effect can be useful, and it
doesn't always work - but when it does it's COOL!

That's it for the text tween section. If you think the
effect isn't very good, I would recommend making some
text into a graphic and fading it into another text
graphic, using motion tweens, which has this sort of
effect:
Hope this section helped!

OMFG!:

A FLASH TUTORIAL!

You want to keep your exported Flash movie down to as
low a size as possible, and a great way to do this is
compression - mainly the compression of sounds and any
images you have in a Flash document.

COMPRESSION

To compress a sound, find it in the Library (F11) and
right click on it and select 'Properties'. At the bottom of
the new window you should see 'Export Settings'.
You want to uncheck the checkbox next to 'Use imported
MP3 quality if it is checked. Next to 'Compression', select
MP3 and for the bit rate get it as low as possible without
destroying the quality (you can use the Test button to
check the sound throughout) and leave the Quality as
'Fast'. This will help reduce the exported file size a lot.

As you can see, at
the bottom it shows
that I have reduced
the size of my sound
to 12% of the
original, and I am
still happy with the
quality of it!

When you come to export your movie, make sure you
check the box next to 'Compress Movie' to keep the
filesize down further. Also compromise on the 'JPEG
quality', which again keeps the filesize lower, but you
will have to check you haven't made your images blurry.
Wow! Section 29/35 is complete! You go!

What is this '_root.' you speak of? Well this '_root.' is one
of the most important little actionscript parts in Flash.
Basically it will go to the 'root' of the movie and perform
it's action, so for example if you wanted to 'play();' the
next frame of a scene from INSIDE a movie clip you will
be able to using '_root.play();', as the movie goes to the
main root of itself and can thus perform your command.

_ROOT.

This may sound confusing, but is playing the next frame
of the movie from inside a movie clip is very useful. As is
using '_root.stopAllSounds' if some of your movie's
sounds aren't stopping with just using 'stopAllSounds', as
this will silence all of the sounds in the movie that could
be playing.
Go to the next page to see a sort of diagram that might
help explain the use of '_root.play();'.

Here's a nice little diagram thing:

FRAME 1 IS STOPPED

BUT THE MOVIE CLIP STILL PLAYS

_ROOT.PLAY();

ACTION -

FRAME 2 BEGINS

Here's some '_root.' actionscript, which you can copy and
edit!

_root.play();

_root.stopAllSounds();

To stop all sounds
(Actions - Frame)
To play next frame
(even from MC)
(Actions - Frame)
To play any frame from
anywhere in movie
(Actions - Frame)

_root.gotoAndPlay("framename");

Although using '_root.' in your actionscript is getting
more advanced, it's good to know about it, and it is a
feature that becomes more and more useful in making
movies and also, to a huge extent, games.
'_root.gotoAndPlay ("framename")' is easy to use a very,
very handy. Just give the frame you want to go to a
'Frame Label' (as frame numbers don't work with _root.),
then you'll be able go to that frame from wherever you
are; end of movie, start of movie, inside movie clip...

Not everyone has high-spec macho computers to watch
your Flash movies on, and although they can manually
right-click and change the quality like that, it's nice to
have a quality toggle button.
First get a button ready to use to 'toggle' the quality
with.

QUALITY TOGGLE

QUALITY CHANGE

Now open up the actions panel for the button (Actions -
Button) and enter the following code (copy/paste it's
probably easier):

on (release) {
if (_quality == "LOW") {
_quality = "MEDIUM";
} else if (_quality == "MEDIUM") {
_quality = "HIGH";
} else if (_quality == "HIGH") {
_quality = "LOW";
}
}

Now export and view the movie by pressing Ctrl+Enter.
Clicking on your button will toggle through different
qualities (high, medium and low).
Congratulations! That's the end of this section!

If you're making a Flash movie, you need to have a
background and not just a plain boring canvas.
Here's a bit of a guideline of how to draw a good looking
background
Just practise this section in a new keyframe.

BACKGROUNDS

Patience is the key to drawing a good background, but
also I would say layers are also important. I would
recommend making a new graphic or movie clip, and
doing the background inside this, so you don't accidently
delete any of it.

Start off by drawing a gradient background in the first
layer and then lock that layer and
insert a new layer above it. It's good
to get in the habit of naming layers
also. On the second layer, start
building up something for the background, like trees,
hills, buildings etc.

Just work your way steadily through doing the
background, adding more layers where necessary,
and you'll make better backgrounds!
That's the end of this section!

A variable in a Flash movie is something the maker of the
movie defines or creates, like a score variable, and then
the user who plays the movie can then change/effect by
playing the movie.
To help explain this idea, I will help you do a little score-
based game basic tutorial.

VARIABLES

First start a new movie, and on the first keyframe insert
a text box using the text tool (T), but change it from
'static text' to 'dynamic text'.
Then, whilst the text box is still highlighted, in the 'Var'
field enter 'score'.
Now type in the number '0' into your dynamic text box,
with the variable set as 'score'.

Now create a button in the first frame also (F8 to create
symbol then select button). Make it some kind of target.
Now to give the button some actions!

I want to make it so everytime you hit the target, your
score goes up by 1. Here's the actions for that:
You don't have to use '_root.' here, but I always find I
have no problems with variables if you stick it in.

on (press) {
_root.score++;
}

Now in the one and only frame in your timeline, get up
the Actions panel (Actions - Frame) and enter a 'stop();'
action.
Although there aren't any other frames yet, if you move
on to do the 'If Statement' section in a minute, you will
find this saves you time.

stop();

Now export your movie, and clicking on your target
button will make the score variable increase!
SCORE:
That's the end of this section, but the 'If Statement'
section follows straight on from this one.

If statements are parts of actionscript that will carry out
an action IF the condition set is true.
Using the target button and the score variable from the
last round, we can include an IF statement in the 'game'
to make you win if you click the target enough times.
Firstly, insert a second keyframe after the first, and put
in it's actions the 'stop();' action.

IF STATEMENTS

stop();

In the second frame, type 'Win'. Now go back to the first
frame and add the IF statement to the target button's
actions, below the actions it already has:

Now if you export and play
your movie, if you get a score
of 12 or more, you win!

on (press) {
if(_root.score>=12){
gotoAndStop(2)
}
}

Add this action to the first frame (Actions - Frame), below
it's current actions:
This is so the score will reset if you go back to that frame
e.g. if you put a replay button on keyframe 2 and it goes
back to frame 1, your score will start from '0' again.

_root.score=0;

Now your 'game' should
do something like the
one on the left.
Hope this section has
helped, and that you
have a broader
knowledge of
actionscript from
working through it.

In a Flash movie you can 'make' cursors. It basically
involves getting a movie clip to follow exaclty where the
mouse goes. Here's how to create a basic one...
First get the movie clip you want to be cursor ready.

CURSORS

Now open up the actions panel for the movie clip
(Actions - Movie Clip) and enter the following code
(copy/paste it's probably easier):

onClipEvent (load)
{
startDrag ("", true);
}

And add this in any frame the new cursor is going to be
to hide the normal mouse cursor:

mouse.hide();

Now export and view the movie by pressing Ctrl+Enter.
Move your mouse around and gasp in astonishment as
your movie clip cursor follows it around like a brand new
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Symbol 95 Button	Uses:77 94 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 96 Text	Uses:45	Used by:97 196
Symbol 97 Button	Uses:77 96 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 98 Text	Uses:45	Used by:99 197
Symbol 99 Button	Uses:77 98 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 100 Text	Uses:45	Used by:101 198
Symbol 101 Button	Uses:77 100 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 102 Text	Uses:45	Used by:103 199
Symbol 103 Button	Uses:77 102 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 104 Text	Uses:45	Used by:105 200
Symbol 105 Button	Uses:77 104 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 106 Text	Uses:45	Used by:107 201
Symbol 107 Button	Uses:77 106 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 108 Text	Uses:45	Used by:109 202
Symbol 109 Button	Uses:77 108 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 110 ShapeTweening	Used by:113 115 164 165 181 203 211 227 269 273 382 413 471 499 518 549 568 585 606 644 668 691 700 727 728 770 771 792 793 804 819 827 828 846 847 862 863 889 890 927 928 946 947 972 973 999 1000 1032 1033 1052 1053 1082 1083 1102 1103 1144 1162 1175 1204 1222
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Symbol 112 Graphic	Used by:113
Symbol 113 MovieClip	Uses:110 111 112	Used by:115 164 165 181 203 211 227 269 273 382 413 471 499 518 549 568 585 606 644 668 691 700 727 728 770 771 792 793 804 819 827 828 846 847 862 863 889 890 927 928 946 947 972 973 999 1000 1032 1033 1052 1053 1082 1083 1102 1103 1144 1162 1175 1204 1222 1226
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Symbol 115 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 116 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 117 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 118 Graphic	Used by:133
Symbol 119 Graphic	Used by:122
Symbol 120 Font	Used by:121
Symbol 121 EditableText	Uses:120	Used by:122
Symbol 122 MovieClip	Uses:119 121	Used by:133
Symbol 123 Graphic	Used by:129
Symbol 124 Graphic	Used by:126
Symbol 125 Text	Uses:45	Used by:126
Symbol 126 MovieClip	Uses:124 125	Used by:129
Symbol 127 Graphic	Used by:128
Symbol 128 MovieClip	Uses:127	Used by:129
Symbol 129 MovieClip	Uses:123 126 128	Used by:131
Symbol 130 Graphic	Used by:131
Symbol 131 Button	Uses:129 130	Used by:132
Symbol 132 MovieClip	Uses:131	Used by:133
Symbol 133 MovieClip	Uses:51 58 63 68 118 122 132 70	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 134 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 135 Text	Uses:8	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 136 Text	Uses:45	Used by:137 712
Symbol 137 Button	Uses:77 136 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 138 Text	Uses:45	Used by:139 713
Symbol 139 Button	Uses:77 138 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 140 Text	Uses:45	Used by:141 714
Symbol 141 Button	Uses:77 140 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 142 Text	Uses:45	Used by:143 715
Symbol 143 Button	Uses:77 142 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 144 Text	Uses:45	Used by:145 716
Symbol 145 Button	Uses:77 144 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 146 Text	Uses:45	Used by:147 717
Symbol 147 Button	Uses:77 146 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 148 Text	Uses:45	Used by:149 718
Symbol 149 Button	Uses:77 148 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 150 Text	Uses:45	Used by:151 719
Symbol 151 Button	Uses:77 150 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 152 Text	Uses:45	Used by:153 720
Symbol 153 Button	Uses:77 152 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 154 Text	Uses:45	Used by:155 721
Symbol 155 Button	Uses:77 154 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 156 Text	Uses:45	Used by:157 722
Symbol 157 Button	Uses:77 156 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 158 Text	Uses:45	Used by:159 723
Symbol 159 Button	Uses:77 158 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 160 Text	Uses:45	Used by:161 724
Symbol 161 Button	Uses:77 160 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 162 Text	Uses:45	Used by:163 725
Symbol 163 Button	Uses:77 162 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 164 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 165 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 166 Text	Uses:45	Used by:167 726
Symbol 167 Button	Uses:77 166 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 168 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 169 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 170 Text	Uses:8	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 171 Text	Uses:45	Used by:172 1139
Symbol 172 Button	Uses:77 171 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 173 Text	Uses:45	Used by:174 1140
Symbol 174 Button	Uses:77 173 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 175 Text	Uses:45	Used by:176 1141
Symbol 176 Button	Uses:77 175 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 177 Text	Uses:45	Used by:178 1142
Symbol 178 Button	Uses:77 177 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 179 Text	Uses:45	Used by:180 1143
Symbol 180 Button	Uses:77 179 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 181 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 182 Text	Uses:45	Used by:183
Symbol 183 Button	Uses:77 182 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 184 Text	Uses:45	Used by:185
Symbol 185 Button	Uses:77 184 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 186 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 187 Text	Uses:8	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 188 Button	Uses:77 78 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 189 Button	Uses:77 82 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 190 Button	Uses:77 84 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 191 Button	Uses:77 86 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 192 Button	Uses:77 88 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 193 Button	Uses:77 90 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 194 Button	Uses:77 92 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 195 Button	Uses:77 94 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 196 Button	Uses:77 96 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 197 Button	Uses:77 98 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 198 Button	Uses:77 100 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 199 Button	Uses:77 102 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 200 Button	Uses:77 104 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 201 Button	Uses:77 106 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 202 Button	Uses:77 108 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 203 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 204 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 205 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 206 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 207 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 208 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 209 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 210 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 211 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 212 Graphic	Used by:216 221 264 604 1174
Symbol 213 Graphic	Used by:216 221 264 604 1174
Symbol 214 Graphic	Used by:216 221 264 604 1174
Symbol 215 Graphic	Used by:216 221 264 604 1174
Symbol 216 Button	Uses:212 213 214 215	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 217 Font	Used by:218 277 386 417 475 503 522 553 572 589 610 648 672 695 704 734 775 797 832 851 871 894 932 951 977 1004 1040 1057 1079 1080 1087 1108 1155 1166 1179 1208 1227
Symbol 218 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 219 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 220 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 221 Button	Uses:212 213 214 215	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 222 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 223 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 224 Bitmap	Used by:225
Symbol 225 Graphic	Uses:224	Used by:226
Symbol 226 MovieClip	Uses:225	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 227 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:1221 Timeline
Symbol 228 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 229 Bitmap	Used by:230
Symbol 230 Graphic	Uses:229	Used by:231
Symbol 231 MovieClip	Uses:230	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 232 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 233 Bitmap	Used by:234
Symbol 234 Graphic	Uses:233	Used by:235
Symbol 235 MovieClip	Uses:234	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 236 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 237 Bitmap	Used by:238
Symbol 238 Graphic	Uses:237	Used by:239
Symbol 239 MovieClip	Uses:238	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 240 Bitmap	Used by:241
Symbol 241 Graphic	Uses:240	Used by:242
Symbol 242 MovieClip	Uses:241	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 243 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 244 Bitmap	Used by:245
Symbol 245 Graphic	Uses:244	Used by:246
Symbol 246 MovieClip	Uses:245	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 247 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 248 Bitmap	Used by:249
Symbol 249 Graphic	Uses:248	Used by:250
Symbol 250 MovieClip	Uses:249	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 251 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 252 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 253 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 254 Bitmap	Used by:255
Symbol 255 Graphic	Uses:254	Used by:256
Symbol 256 MovieClip	Uses:255	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 257 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 258 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 259 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 260 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 261 Bitmap	Used by:262
Symbol 262 Graphic	Uses:261	Used by:263
Symbol 263 MovieClip	Uses:262	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 264 Button	Uses:212 213 214 215	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 265 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 266 Graphic	Used by:270
Symbol 267 Graphic	Used by:270
Symbol 268 Graphic	Used by:270
Symbol 269 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:270
Symbol 270 MovieClip	Uses:266 267 268 269	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 271 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 272 Text	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 273 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 274 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 275 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 276 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 277 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 278 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 279 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 280 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 281 Bitmap	Used by:282
Symbol 282 Graphic	Uses:281	Used by:283
Symbol 283 MovieClip	Uses:282	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 284 Bitmap	Used by:285
Symbol 285 Graphic	Uses:284	Used by:286
Symbol 286 MovieClip	Uses:285	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 287 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 288 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 289 Bitmap	Used by:290
Symbol 290 Graphic	Uses:289	Used by:291
Symbol 291 MovieClip	Uses:290	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 292 Bitmap	Used by:293
Symbol 293 Graphic	Uses:292	Used by:294
Symbol 294 MovieClip	Uses:293	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 295 Bitmap	Used by:296
Symbol 296 Graphic	Uses:295	Used by:297
Symbol 297 MovieClip	Uses:296	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 298 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 299 Bitmap	Used by:300
Symbol 300 Graphic	Uses:299	Used by:301
Symbol 301 MovieClip	Uses:300	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 302 Bitmap	Used by:303
Symbol 303 Graphic	Uses:302	Used by:304
Symbol 304 MovieClip	Uses:303	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 305 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 306 Bitmap	Used by:307
Symbol 307 Graphic	Uses:306	Used by:308
Symbol 308 MovieClip	Uses:307	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 309 Bitmap	Used by:310
Symbol 310 Graphic	Uses:309	Used by:311
Symbol 311 MovieClip	Uses:310	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 312 Bitmap	Used by:313
Symbol 313 Graphic	Uses:312	Used by:314
Symbol 314 MovieClip	Uses:313	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 315 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 316 Bitmap	Used by:317
Symbol 317 Graphic	Uses:316	Used by:318
Symbol 318 MovieClip	Uses:317	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 319 Bitmap	Used by:320
Symbol 320 Graphic	Uses:319	Used by:321
Symbol 321 MovieClip	Uses:320	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 322 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 323 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 324 Bitmap	Used by:325
Symbol 325 Graphic	Uses:324	Used by:326
Symbol 326 MovieClip	Uses:325	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 327 Bitmap	Used by:328
Symbol 328 Graphic	Uses:327	Used by:329
Symbol 329 MovieClip	Uses:328	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 330 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 331 Bitmap	Used by:332
Symbol 332 Graphic	Uses:331	Used by:333
Symbol 333 MovieClip	Uses:332	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 334 Bitmap	Used by:335
Symbol 335 Graphic	Uses:334	Used by:336
Symbol 336 MovieClip	Uses:335	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 337 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 338 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 339 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 340 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 341 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 342 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 343 Bitmap	Used by:344
Symbol 344 Graphic	Uses:343	Used by:345
Symbol 345 MovieClip	Uses:344	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 346 Bitmap	Used by:347
Symbol 347 Graphic	Uses:346	Used by:348
Symbol 348 MovieClip	Uses:347	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 349 Bitmap	Used by:350
Symbol 350 Graphic	Uses:349	Used by:351
Symbol 351 MovieClip	Uses:350	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 352 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 353 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 354 Bitmap	Used by:355
Symbol 355 Graphic	Uses:354	Used by:356
Symbol 356 MovieClip	Uses:355	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 357 Bitmap	Used by:358
Symbol 358 Graphic	Uses:357	Used by:359
Symbol 359 MovieClip	Uses:358	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 360 Bitmap	Used by:361
Symbol 361 Graphic	Uses:360	Used by:362
Symbol 362 MovieClip	Uses:361	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 363 Bitmap	Used by:364
Symbol 364 Graphic	Uses:363	Used by:365
Symbol 365 MovieClip	Uses:364	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 366 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 367 Bitmap	Used by:368
Symbol 368 Graphic	Uses:367	Used by:369
Symbol 369 MovieClip	Uses:368	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 370 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 371 Bitmap	Used by:372
Symbol 372 Graphic	Uses:371	Used by:373
Symbol 373 MovieClip	Uses:372	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 374 Bitmap	Used by:375
Symbol 375 Graphic	Uses:374	Used by:376
Symbol 376 MovieClip	Uses:375	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 377 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 378 Bitmap	Used by:379
Symbol 379 Graphic	Uses:378	Used by:380
Symbol 380 MovieClip	Uses:379	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 381 Button	Uses:77 78 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 382 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 383 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 384 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 385 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 386 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 387 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 388 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 389 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 390 Bitmap	Used by:391
Symbol 391 Graphic	Uses:390	Used by:392
Symbol 392 MovieClip	Uses:391	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 393 Bitmap	Used by:394
Symbol 394 Graphic	Uses:393	Used by:395
Symbol 395 MovieClip	Uses:394	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 396 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 397 Bitmap	Used by:398
Symbol 398 Graphic	Uses:397	Used by:399
Symbol 399 MovieClip	Uses:398	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 400 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 401 Bitmap	Used by:402
Symbol 402 Graphic	Uses:401	Used by:403
Symbol 403 MovieClip	Uses:402	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 404 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 405 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 406 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 407 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 408 Bitmap	Used by:409
Symbol 409 Graphic	Uses:408	Used by:410
Symbol 410 MovieClip	Uses:409	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 411 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 412 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 413 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 414 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 415 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 416 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 417 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 418 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 419 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 420 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 421 Bitmap	Used by:422
Symbol 422 Graphic	Uses:421	Used by:423
Symbol 423 MovieClip	Uses:422	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 424 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 425 Bitmap	Used by:426
Symbol 426 Graphic	Uses:425	Used by:427
Symbol 427 MovieClip	Uses:426	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 428 Bitmap	Used by:429
Symbol 429 Graphic	Uses:428	Used by:430
Symbol 430 MovieClip	Uses:429	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 431 Bitmap	Used by:432
Symbol 432 Graphic	Uses:431	Used by:433
Symbol 433 MovieClip	Uses:432	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 434 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 435 Bitmap	Used by:436
Symbol 436 Graphic	Uses:435	Used by:437
Symbol 437 MovieClip	Uses:436	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 438 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 439 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 440 Bitmap	Used by:441
Symbol 441 Graphic	Uses:440	Used by:442
Symbol 442 MovieClip	Uses:441	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 443 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 444 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 445 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 446 Bitmap	Used by:447
Symbol 447 Graphic	Uses:446	Used by:448
Symbol 448 MovieClip	Uses:447	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 449 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 450 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 451 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 452 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 453 Bitmap	Used by:454
Symbol 454 Graphic	Uses:453	Used by:455
Symbol 455 MovieClip	Uses:454	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 456 Bitmap	Used by:457
Symbol 457 Graphic	Uses:456	Used by:458
Symbol 458 MovieClip	Uses:457	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 459 Bitmap	Used by:460
Symbol 460 Graphic	Uses:459	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 461 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 462 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 463 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 464 Bitmap	Used by:465
Symbol 465 Graphic	Uses:464	Used by:466
Symbol 466 MovieClip	Uses:465	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 467 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 468 Bitmap	Used by:469
Symbol 469 Graphic	Uses:468	Used by:470
Symbol 470 MovieClip	Uses:469	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 471 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 472 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 473 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 474 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 475 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 476 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 477 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 478 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 479 Bitmap	Used by:480
Symbol 480 Graphic	Uses:479	Used by:481
Symbol 481 MovieClip	Uses:480	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 482 Bitmap	Used by:483
Symbol 483 Graphic	Uses:482	Used by:484
Symbol 484 MovieClip	Uses:483	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 485 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 486 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 487 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 488 Bitmap	Used by:489
Symbol 489 Graphic	Uses:488	Used by:490
Symbol 490 MovieClip	Uses:489	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 491 Bitmap	Used by:492
Symbol 492 Graphic	Uses:491	Used by:493
Symbol 493 MovieClip	Uses:492	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 494 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 495 Bitmap	Used by:496
Symbol 496 Graphic	Uses:495	Used by:497
Symbol 497 MovieClip	Uses:496	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 498 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 499 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 500 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 501 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 502 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 503 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 504 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 505 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 506 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 507 Bitmap	Used by:508
Symbol 508 Graphic	Uses:507	Used by:509
Symbol 509 MovieClip	Uses:508	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 510 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 511 Bitmap	Used by:512
Symbol 512 Graphic	Uses:511	Used by:513
Symbol 513 MovieClip	Uses:512	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 514 Bitmap	Used by:515
Symbol 515 Graphic	Uses:514	Used by:516
Symbol 516 MovieClip	Uses:515	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 517 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 518 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 519 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 520 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 521 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 522 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 523 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 524 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 525 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 526 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 527 Bitmap	Used by:528
Symbol 528 Graphic	Uses:527	Used by:529
Symbol 529 MovieClip	Uses:528	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 530 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 531 Bitmap	Used by:532
Symbol 532 Graphic	Uses:531	Used by:533
Symbol 533 MovieClip	Uses:532	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 534 Bitmap	Used by:535
Symbol 535 Graphic	Uses:534	Used by:536
Symbol 536 MovieClip	Uses:535	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 537 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 538 Bitmap	Used by:539
Symbol 539 Graphic	Uses:538	Used by:540
Symbol 540 MovieClip	Uses:539	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 541 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 542 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 543 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 544 Bitmap	Used by:545
Symbol 545 Graphic	Uses:544	Used by:546
Symbol 546 MovieClip	Uses:545	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 547 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 548 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 549 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 550 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 551 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 552 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 553 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 554 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 555 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 556 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 557 Bitmap	Used by:558
Symbol 558 Graphic	Uses:557	Used by:559
Symbol 559 MovieClip	Uses:558	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 560 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 561 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 562 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 563 Bitmap	Used by:564
Symbol 564 Graphic	Uses:563	Used by:565
Symbol 565 MovieClip	Uses:564	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 566 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 567 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 568 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 569 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 570 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 571 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 572 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 573 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 574 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 575 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 576 Text	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 577 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 578 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 579 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 580 Bitmap	Used by:581
Symbol 581 Graphic	Uses:580	Used by:582
Symbol 582 MovieClip	Uses:581	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 583 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 584 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 585 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 586 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 587 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 588 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 589 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 590 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 591 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 592 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 593 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 594 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 595 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 596 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 597 Bitmap	Used by:598
Symbol 598 Graphic	Uses:597	Used by:599
Symbol 599 MovieClip	Uses:598	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 600 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 601 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 602 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 603 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 604 Button	Uses:212 213 214 215	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 605 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 607 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 616 MovieClip	Uses:615	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 635 MovieClip	Uses:634	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 638 MovieClip	Uses:637	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 642 Graphic	Uses:641	Used by:643
Symbol 643 MovieClip	Uses:642	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 645 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 648 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 654 Graphic	Uses:653	Used by:655
Symbol 655 MovieClip	Uses:654	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 658 MovieClip	Uses:657	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 667 MovieClip	Uses:666	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 672 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 678 Graphic	Uses:677	Used by:679
Symbol 679 MovieClip	Uses:678	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 687 Graphic	Uses:686	Used by:688
Symbol 688 MovieClip	Uses:687	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 691 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 692 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 695 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 696 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 701 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 711 Text	Uses:8	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 712 Button	Uses:77 136 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 713 Button	Uses:77 138 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 714 Button	Uses:77 140 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 715 Button	Uses:77 142 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 716 Button	Uses:77 144 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 717 Button	Uses:77 146 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 718 Button	Uses:77 148 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 719 Button	Uses:77 150 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 720 Button	Uses:77 152 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 721 Button	Uses:77 154 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 727 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 728 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 729 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 730 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 731 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 732 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 733 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 734 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 735 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 738 Bitmap	Used by:739
Symbol 739 Graphic	Uses:738	Used by:740
Symbol 740 MovieClip	Uses:739	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 742 Graphic	Uses:741	Used by:743
Symbol 743 MovieClip	Uses:742	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 744 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 746 Graphic	Uses:745	Used by:747
Symbol 747 MovieClip	Uses:746	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 749 Graphic	Uses:748	Used by:750
Symbol 750 MovieClip	Uses:749	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 751 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 753 Graphic	Uses:752	Used by:754
Symbol 754 MovieClip	Uses:753	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 756 Graphic	Uses:755	Used by:757
Symbol 757 MovieClip	Uses:756	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 759 Graphic	Uses:758	Used by:760
Symbol 760 MovieClip	Uses:759	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 761 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 763 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 764 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 767 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 769 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 770 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 771 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 772 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 773 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 774 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 775 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 776 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 777 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 778 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 779 Bitmap	Used by:780
Symbol 780 Graphic	Uses:779	Used by:781
Symbol 781 MovieClip	Uses:780	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 782 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 784 Graphic	Uses:783	Used by:785
Symbol 785 MovieClip	Uses:784	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 786 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 787 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 788 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 789 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 790 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 791 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 792 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 793 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 794 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 795 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 796 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 797 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 798 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
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Symbol 802 Graphic	Used by:821
Symbol 803 Text	Uses:45	Used by:821
Symbol 804 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:821
Symbol 805 Text	Uses:45	Used by:821
Symbol 806 Graphic	Used by:821
Symbol 807 Text	Uses:45	Used by:821
Symbol 808 Graphic	Used by:821
Symbol 809 Text	Uses:45	Used by:821
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Symbol 811 Text	Uses:45	Used by:821
Symbol 812 Text	Uses:45	Used by:821
Symbol 813 Text	Uses:45	Used by:821
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Symbol 816 Text	Uses:45	Used by:821
Symbol 817 Text	Uses:45	Used by:821
Symbol 818 Text	Uses:45	Used by:821
Symbol 819 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:821
Symbol 820 Text	Uses:45	Used by:821
Symbol 821 MovieClip	Uses:802 803 804 805 806 807 808 809 810 811 812 813 814 815 816 817 818 819 820	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 822 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 823 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 824 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 825 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 826 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 827 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 828 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 829 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 830 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 831 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 832 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 833 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 834 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 835 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 836 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 837 Bitmap	Used by:838
Symbol 838 Graphic	Uses:837	Used by:839
Symbol 839 MovieClip	Uses:838	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 840 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 841 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 842 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 843 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 844 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 845 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 846 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 847 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 848 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 849 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 850 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 851 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 852 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 853 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 854 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 855 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 856 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 857 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 858 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 859 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 860 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 861 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 862 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 863 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 864 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 865 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 866 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 867 ShapeTweening	Used by:870
Symbol 868 ShapeTweening	Used by:870
Symbol 869 Graphic	Used by:870
Symbol 870 MovieClip	Uses:867 868 869	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 871 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 872 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 873 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 874 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 875 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 876 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 877 Bitmap	Used by:878
Symbol 878 Graphic	Uses:877	Used by:879
Symbol 879 MovieClip	Uses:878	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 880 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 881 Bitmap	Used by:882
Symbol 882 Graphic	Uses:881	Used by:883
Symbol 883 MovieClip	Uses:882	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 884 Bitmap	Used by:885
Symbol 885 Graphic	Uses:884	Used by:886
Symbol 886 MovieClip	Uses:885	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 887 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 888 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 889 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 890 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 891 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 892 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 893 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 894 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 895 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 896 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 897 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 898 Bitmap	Used by:899
Symbol 899 Graphic	Uses:898	Used by:900
Symbol 900 MovieClip	Uses:899	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 901 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 902 Bitmap	Used by:903
Symbol 903 Graphic	Uses:902	Used by:904
Symbol 904 MovieClip	Uses:903	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 905 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 906 Bitmap	Used by:907
Symbol 907 Graphic	Uses:906	Used by:908
Symbol 908 MovieClip	Uses:907	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 909 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 910 Graphic	Used by:925
Symbol 911 Graphic	Used by:925
Symbol 912 Graphic	Used by:925
Symbol 913 Graphic	Used by:914
Symbol 914 MovieClip	Uses:913	Used by:925
Symbol 915 Graphic	Used by:925
Symbol 916 ShapeTweening	Used by:919
Symbol 917 ShapeTweening	Used by:919
Symbol 918 Graphic	Used by:919
Symbol 919 MovieClip	Uses:916 917 918	Used by:925
Symbol 920 Graphic	Used by:925
Symbol 921 Graphic	Used by:925
Symbol 922 Graphic	Used by:925
Symbol 923 Graphic	Used by:925
Symbol 924 Graphic	Used by:925
Symbol 925 MovieClip	Uses:910 911 912 914 915 919 920 921 922 923 924	Used by:926 1022 1031
Symbol 926 MovieClip	Uses:925	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 927 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 928 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 929 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 930 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 931 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 932 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 933 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 934 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 935 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 936 Bitmap	Used by:937
Symbol 937 Graphic	Uses:936	Used by:938
Symbol 938 MovieClip	Uses:937	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 939 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 940 Graphic	Used by:941 942 943
Symbol 941 MovieClip	Uses:940	Used by:945 Timeline
Symbol 942 MovieClip	Uses:940	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 943 MovieClip	Uses:940	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 944 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 945 MovieClip	Uses:941	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 946 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 947 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 948 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 949 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 950 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 951 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 952 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 953 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 954 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 955 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 956 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 957 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 958 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 959 Bitmap	Used by:960
Symbol 960 Graphic	Uses:959	Used by:961
Symbol 961 MovieClip	Uses:960	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 962 ShapeTweening	Used by:964
Symbol 963 Graphic	Used by:964
Symbol 964 MovieClip	Uses:962 963	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 965 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 966 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 967 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 968 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 969 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 970 Graphic	Used by:971
Symbol 971 MovieClip	Uses:970	Used by:986 996 Timeline
Symbol 972 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 973 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 974 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 975 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 976 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 977 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 978 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 979 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 980 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 981 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 982 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 983 Bitmap	Used by:984
Symbol 984 Graphic	Uses:983	Used by:985
Symbol 985 MovieClip	Uses:984	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 986 MovieClip	Uses:971	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 987 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 988 Bitmap	Used by:989
Symbol 989 Graphic	Uses:988	Used by:990
Symbol 990 MovieClip	Uses:989	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 991 Bitmap	Used by:992
Symbol 992 Graphic	Uses:991	Used by:993
Symbol 993 MovieClip	Uses:992	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 994 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 995 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 996 MovieClip	Uses:971	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 997 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 998 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 999 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1000 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1001 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1002 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1003 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1004 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1005 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1006 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1007 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1008 Bitmap	Used by:1009
Symbol 1009 Graphic	Uses:1008	Used by:1010
Symbol 1010 MovieClip	Uses:1009	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1011 Bitmap	Used by:1012
Symbol 1012 Graphic	Uses:1011	Used by:1013
Symbol 1013 MovieClip	Uses:1012	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1014 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1015 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1016 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1017 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1018 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1019 Graphic	Used by:1022 1031
Symbol 1020 Graphic	Used by:1022
Symbol 1021 Text	Uses:45	Used by:1022
Symbol 1022 MovieClip	Uses:1019 925 1020 1021	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1023 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1024 ShapeTweening	Used by:1031
Symbol 1025 ShapeTweening	Used by:1031
Symbol 1026 ShapeTweening	Used by:1031
Symbol 1027 ShapeTweening	Used by:1031
Symbol 1028 ShapeTweening	Used by:1031
Symbol 1029 ShapeTweening	Used by:1031
Symbol 1030 Graphic	Used by:1031
Symbol 1031 MovieClip	Uses:1024 925 1025 1026 1027 1028 1029 1019 1030	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1032 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1033 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1034 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1035 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1036 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1037 Bitmap	Used by:1038
Symbol 1038 Graphic	Uses:1037	Used by:1039
Symbol 1039 MovieClip	Uses:1038	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1040 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1041 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1042 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1043 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1044 Bitmap	Used by:1045
Symbol 1045 Graphic	Uses:1044	Used by:1046
Symbol 1046 MovieClip	Uses:1045	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1047 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1048 Bitmap	Used by:1049
Symbol 1049 Graphic	Uses:1048	Used by:1050
Symbol 1050 MovieClip	Uses:1049	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1051 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1052 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1053 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1054 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1055 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1056 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1057 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1058 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1059 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1060 Bitmap	Used by:1061
Symbol 1061 Graphic	Uses:1060	Used by:1062
Symbol 1062 MovieClip	Uses:1061	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1063 Bitmap	Used by:1064
Symbol 1064 Graphic	Uses:1063	Used by:1065
Symbol 1065 MovieClip	Uses:1064	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1066 Bitmap	Used by:1067
Symbol 1067 Graphic	Uses:1066	Used by:1068
Symbol 1068 MovieClip	Uses:1067	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1069 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1070 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1071 Bitmap	Used by:1072
Symbol 1072 Graphic	Uses:1071	Used by:1073
Symbol 1073 MovieClip	Uses:1072	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1074 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1075 ShapeTweening	Used by:1077
Symbol 1076 Graphic	Used by:1077
Symbol 1077 MovieClip	Uses:1075 1076	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1078 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1079 Text	Uses:217	Used by:1081
Symbol 1080 Text	Uses:217	Used by:1081
Symbol 1081 MovieClip	Uses:1079 1080	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1082 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1083 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1084 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1085 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1086 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1087 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1088 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1089 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1090 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1091 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1092 Bitmap	Used by:1093
Symbol 1093 Graphic	Uses:1092	Used by:1094
Symbol 1094 MovieClip	Uses:1093	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1095 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1096 Bitmap	Used by:1097
Symbol 1097 Graphic	Uses:1096	Used by:1098
Symbol 1098 MovieClip	Uses:1097	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1099 Bitmap	Used by:1100
Symbol 1100 Graphic	Uses:1099	Used by:1101
Symbol 1101 MovieClip	Uses:1100	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1102 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1103 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1104 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1105 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1106 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1107 Font	Used by:1108
Symbol 1108 Text	Uses:1107 217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1109 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1110 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1111 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1112 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1113 Graphic	Used by:1131
Symbol 1114 Text	Uses:45	Used by:1131
Symbol 1115 Text	Uses:45	Used by:1131
Symbol 1116 Graphic	Used by:1131
Symbol 1117 Graphic	Used by:1131
Symbol 1118 Graphic	Used by:1131
Symbol 1119 Graphic	Used by:1131
Symbol 1120 Graphic	Used by:1131
Symbol 1121 Graphic	Used by:1131
Symbol 1122 Graphic	Used by:1131
Symbol 1123 Graphic	Used by:1131
Symbol 1124 Graphic	Used by:1131
Symbol 1125 Graphic	Used by:1131
Symbol 1126 Graphic	Used by:1131
Symbol 1127 Text	Uses:45	Used by:1131
Symbol 1128 Text	Uses:45	Used by:1131
Symbol 1129 Graphic	Used by:1131
Symbol 1130 Text	Uses:45	Used by:1131
Symbol 1131 MovieClip	Uses:1113 1114 1115 1116 1117 1118 1119 1120 1121 1122 1123 1124 1125 1126 1127 1128 1129 1130	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1132 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1133 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1134 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1135 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1136 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1137 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1138 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1139 Button	Uses:77 171 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1140 Button	Uses:77 173 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1141 Button	Uses:77 175 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1142 Button	Uses:77 177 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1143 Button	Uses:77 179 79 80 42	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1144 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1145 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1146 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1147 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1148 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1149 Graphic	Used by:1153 1161
Symbol 1150 Text	Uses:45	Used by:1153 1161
Symbol 1151 Graphic	Used by:1153 1161
Symbol 1152 Graphic	Used by:1153 1161
Symbol 1153 Button	Uses:1149 1150 1151 1152	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1154 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1155 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1156 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1157 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1158 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1159 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1160 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1161 Button	Uses:1149 1150 1151 1152	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1162 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1163 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1164 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1165 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1166 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1167 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1168 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1169 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1170 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1171 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1172 Graphic	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1173 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1174 Button	Uses:212 213 214 215	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1175 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1176 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1177 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1178 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1179 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1180 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1181 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1182 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1183 Bitmap	Used by:1184
Symbol 1184 Graphic	Uses:1183	Used by:1185
Symbol 1185 MovieClip	Uses:1184	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1186 Bitmap	Used by:1187
Symbol 1187 Graphic	Uses:1186	Used by:1188
Symbol 1188 MovieClip	Uses:1187	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1189 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1190 Graphic	Used by:1192 1203 1219
Symbol 1191 Graphic	Used by:1192 1203 1219
Symbol 1192 Button	Uses:1190 1191	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1193 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1194 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1195 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1196 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1197 Bitmap	Used by:1198
Symbol 1198 Graphic	Uses:1197	Used by:1199
Symbol 1199 MovieClip	Uses:1198	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1200 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1201 Font	Used by:1202 1218
Symbol 1202 EditableText	Uses:1201	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1203 Button	Uses:1190 1191	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1204 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1205 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1206 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1207 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1208 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1209 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1210 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1211 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1212 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1213 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1214 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1215 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1216 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1217 Graphic	Used by:1221
Symbol 1218 EditableText	Uses:1201	Used by:1221
Symbol 1219 Button	Uses:1190 1191	Used by:1221
Symbol 1220 Graphic	Used by:1221
Symbol 1221 MovieClip	Uses:1217 1218 1219 1220 227	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1222 Button	Uses:113 110 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1223 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1224 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1225 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1226 MovieClip	Uses:113 114	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1227 Text	Uses:217	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1228 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1229 ShapeTweening	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1230 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1231 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1232 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1233 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1234 Text	Uses:45	Used by:Timeline
Symbol 1235 EditableText	Uses:765	Used by:Timeline
Streaming Sound 1	Used by:Symbol 58 MovieClip

Instance Names

"bar"	Symbol 36 MovieClip Frame 1	Symbol 32 MovieClip
"clock_txt"	Symbol 122 MovieClip Frame 1	Symbol 121 EditableText
"hitRange"	Symbol 129 MovieClip Frame 1	Symbol 128 MovieClip

Labels

"loaded"

Symbol 36 MovieClip Frame 3

Dynamic Text Variables

score	Symbol 1202 EditableText	"0"
_root.score1	Symbol 1218 EditableText	"0"