Copying artwork with the Clipboard
Elements copied to the Clipboard are antialiased, so they look
as good in other applications as they do in Flash. This is
particularly useful for frames that include a bitmap image,
gradients, transparency, or a mask layer.
Graphics pasted from other movies or programs are placed in the
current frame of the current layer. How a graphic element is
pasted into a Flash scene depends on the type of element it is,
its source, and the preferences you have set as follows:
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Text from a text editor becomes a single text object. |
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Vector-based graphics from any drawing program become a
group that can be ungrouped and edited like any other
Flash element. |
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Bitmaps become a single grouped object just like
imported bitmaps. Choose Modify > Trace Bitmap to
convert a bitmap to a vector graphic. |
Note: Before pasting graphics from FreeHand
8 into Flash, set your FreeHand export preferences to convert
colors to CMYK and RGB for Clipboard formats.
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