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We may revise this Privacy Notice through an updated posting. We will identify the effective date of the revision in the posting. Often, updates are made to provide greater clarity or to comply with changes in regulatory requirements. By default, AIR copies selected items in response to the copy command, which can be generated either by a keyboard shortcut or a context menu.
Within editable regions, AIR cuts text in response to the cut command or pastes text to the cursor or selection in response to the paste command. To prevent the default behavior, your event handler can call the preventDefault method of the dispatched event object.
The clipboardData property of the event object dispatched as a result of one of the copy or paste events allows you to read and write clipboard data. To write to the clipboard when handling a copy or cut event, use the setData method of the clipboardData object, passing in the data to copy and the MIME type:.
To access the data that is being pasted, you can use the getData method of the clipboardData object, passing in the MIME type of the data format. The available formats are reported by the types property. You can preserve rich text formatting in text fields, using HTML tags and attributes. By giving a text field an instance name, you can manipulate it with ActionScript.
You can use ActionScript to format input and dynamic text, and to create scrolling text fields. ActionScript has events for dynamic and input text fields that you can capture and use to trigger scripts. You can create horizontal text with a left-to-right flow or static vertical text with either a right-to-left or left-to-right flow.
Note that the use of horizontal bidirectional languages Hebrew, Arabic etc. When creating static text, you can place text on a single line that expands as you type, or in a fixed-width field for horizontal text or fixed-height field for vertical text that expands and wraps words automatically. When creating dynamic or input text, you can place text on a single line, or create a text field with a fixed width and height. Modifying the height automatically adjusts the width value.
Similarly, when working with Static Horizontal Text, the height field is disabled in the Properties Inspector. Modifying the width automatically adjusts the height value.
For static horizontal text that extends, a round handle appears at the upper-right corner of the text field. For static horizontal text that has a fixed width, a square handle appears at the upper-right corner of the text field. For static vertical text that has right-to-left flow and extends, a round handle appears at the lower-left corner of the text field. For static vertical text that has right-to-left flow and a fixed height, a square handle appears at the lower-left corner of the text field.
For static vertical text that has left-to-right flow and extends, a round handle appears at the lower-right corner of the text field. For static vertical text that has left-to-right flow and a fixed height, a square handle appears at the lower-right corner of the text field. For dynamic or input text fields that extend, a round handle appears at the lower-right corner of the text field. For dynamic or input text that has a defined height and width, a square handle appears at the lower-right corner of the text field.
For dynamic scrollable classic text fields, the round or square handle becomes solid black instead of hollow. This allows you to create a text field of a fixed size and fill it with more text than it can display to create scrolling text. After you use the Text tool to create a text field, use the Property inspector to specify the type of text field, and to set values that control how the text field and its contents appear in the SWF file.
You can use most common word-processing techniques to edit text in Animate. Use the Cut, Copy, and Paste commands to move text in a Animate file as well as between Animate and other applications. Dynamic Text. To create a text field that displays text in a single line, click where you want the text to start.
To create a text field with a fixed width for horizontal text or fixed height for vertical text , position the pointer where you want the text to start and drag to the desired width or height. When text is selected, a blue bounding box lets you resize the text field by dragging one of its handles. Static text fields have four handles that let you resize the text field horizontally.
Dynamic text fields have eight handles that let you resize the text field vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. Click to specify the beginning of the selection, and Shift-click to specify the end of the selection.
Multiline No Wrap. Displays text in multiple lines that break only if the last character is a breaking character, such as Enter Windows or Return Macintosh.
Beginning with Macromedia Flash MX version 6 , you assign the text field an instance name using the Property inspector. Although you can use the variable name method with dynamic text fields for backwards compatibility to Macromedia Flash 5 and earlier versions, Adobe doesn't recommend this, because you can't control other text field properties, or apply style sheet settings.
Default Text Orientation. Right to Left Text Flow. Prevents kerning from being applied to vertical text. Kerning remains enabled for horizontal text. For more information, see Applying cascading style sheets in the ActionScript 3.
You can set the font and paragraph attributes of text. Font attributes include font family, point size, style, color, letter spacing, autokerning, and character position. Paragraph attributes include alignment, margins, indents, and line spacing. For static text, font outlines are exported in a published SWF file. For horizontal static text, you can use device fonts instead of exporting font outlines. You can also embed font outlines in dynamic or input text fields.
Embedding font outlines can increase file size, but it ensures that users have the correct font information. When creating new text, Animate uses the text attributes that are currently set in the Property inspector.
When you select existing text, use the Property inspector to change font or paragraph attributes, and to direct Animate to use device fonts rather than embedding font outline information. If the selected font does not include a bold or italic style, the style does not appear in the menu.
Faux Bold and Faux Italic styles are added to the Regular style by the operating system. The faux styles may not look as good as fonts that include a true bold or italic style. Click Color Picker and select a color from the system color picker. When setting the text color, use only solid colors, not gradients. To apply a gradient to text, break the text apart and convert the text to its component lines and fills. Letter spacing inserts a uniform amount of space between characters.
Use letter spacing to adjust the spacing of selected characters or entire blocks of text. Kerning controls the spacing between pairs of characters. Many fonts have built-in kerning information. For example, A and V are often closer together than A and D. Animate provides horizontal tracking and kerning for horizontal text and vertical tracking and kerning for vertical text. For vertical text, you can disable kerning by default in Animate Preferences.
If you do this and leave the kerning option selected in the Property inspector, kerning is applied to horizontal text only. To specify superscript or subscript character position, click the Toggle Superscript or Toggle Subscript button.
The default position is Normal. Normal places text on the baseline, Superscript places text above the baseline horizontal text or to the right of the baseline vertical text , and Subscript places text below the baseline horizontal text or to the left of the baseline vertical text. Alignment determines the position of each line of text in a paragraph relative to edges of the text field. Horizontal text is aligned relative to the left and right edges of the text field, and vertical text is aligned relative to the top and bottom edges of the text field.
Text can be aligned to one edge of the text field, centered in the text field, or aligned to both edges of the text field full justification. Margins determine the amount of space between the border of a text field and its text. Indents determine the distance between the margin of a paragraph and the beginning of the first line. Line spacing determines the distance between adjacent lines in a paragraph. For vertical text, line spacing adjusts the space between vertical columns.
To set the left or right margin, enter values in the Margins text fields in the Paragraph section of the Property inspector. To specify indents, enter a value in the Indentation text field in the Paragraph section of the Property inspector.
To specify line spacing, enter a value in the Line Spacing text field in the Paragraph section of the Property inspector. To set the top or bottom margin, enter values in the Margins fields in the Paragraph section of the Property inspector. Anti-aliasing lets you smooth the edges of onscreen text. The anti-aliasing options are particularly effective for rendering smaller font sizes.
When anti-aliasing is enabled, all text in the current selection is affected. Anti-aliasing operates with text of all point sizes in the same way. It is supported only for static text if the user has an earlier version of Flash Player.
In some cases, text appears somewhat smaller than text of the same point size in other applications. The Anti-alias for Readability setting makes text more legible, particularly at small font sizes. Custom anti-aliasing lets you specify the thickness and sharpness of fonts used in individual text fields. Anti-Alias For Readability may cause a slight delay when you load Animate SWF files, especially if you are using four or five different character sets in the first frame of a Animate document.
Using four or five fonts, for example, can increase memory usage by approximately 4 MB. Although the text can be scaled or rotated, it must remain flat that is, untransformed. For example, if you skew the fonts or otherwise manipulate the font shapes, Anti-Alias for Readability is automatically disabled.
Animate provides improved font rasterization that lets you specify the anti-aliasing properties for fonts.
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