yes, it is a lot. i will give you some hints:
-select your picture, press F8 to turn it into a graphic symbol.
-do this with all pictures.
-open the Library, and drag every symbol onto the stage to its beginning position.
-use a seperate layer for every picture.
-ad 20 frames in all layers...
passwords in flash are not safe. there's apps around that can crack an swf, and get all the variables and stuff out of it.
However, i guess what you are asking is how to use input text. Make a text, under text options, select "input text". There's a box "Variable". let's...
the things you mention are used only for stand-alone projectors. There are just a few and they are quite obvious - you can find them in the actionscript panel.
sorry, forgot to mention, after selecting the fill, select the fill modifier that apears at the bottom of the tool panel. then you will get all the options i mentioned.
Select the fill, choose the Paint Bucket, click again, (or twice) inside the fill, till you get a circle with a lot of handles. Now you can move, stretch, rotate, the fill.
Be sure to give the movieclip an instance name, (let's say: mySofa) and use this to control it:
Scene 1
sofa_large, (SL)
actions for sofa_large
onClipEvent (load) {
_visible = false;
}
sofa-button
actions for sofa-button
on (rollOver) {...
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