I am trying to use the bone tool with full bodied characters, but as you may know, when I move it, gaps are made, and everything just screws up, and it looks awful. I know that if you use symbols for characters, it works fine. How do I do that?

Thanks alot. It worked perfectly!

I am not quite sure how I put all of the diffrerent flash movies together, or how to send them, but I thought this might be a great idea for a collaboration:
Make the downright strangest, most random movie you could possibly think of. There is no line to cross. I want it to be very David Firthy. The deadline is 1 month, and the stage must be 600x600.
Let me know what you think, and include instructions on how to put everything together.

When I export it and try to open it, it says that I have an .swf extension, and that I need a .gif extension.

What do you mean by "choose high quality settings"? How do I do that?

.....make an icon with adobe flash cs4 and a wacom?

How do I adjust the stage size of my flash in CS4?

What the hell did "PANDA FIGHT" have to do with anything?

Can you just tell me in words? I still don't understand.

I want to make submit a Winter Flash submission, but it says the you need a link leadng to the FLASH-OFF PAGE
How do I do that? How do I make a link?

Your giving a free wacom to a guy that got turd of the week?!! Bull! That sucks!

I go to audacity, then click open, then go to my documents, my music, I go to the folder that the music file is in, I click it twice, and I get the message.

When I try to import a song from I-Tunes into Audacity, it says that it is an encrypted file, and that I need to convert it to a supported, unencrypted audio format? How the hell do I do that?
Please no ass comments. Serious only.

Wow, thank you. Before you wrote this, I had a crazy belief that all comments were useful.
You have proved me wrong with your retarded, worthless comments.

I have an ADOBE FLASH CS4 FLASH PRO, and I need the steps on how to make a button.

I use a microphone headset to voice my flashes. I also use Audacity. Everytime that I record my voice, there is that distortion in the backround. How do I cut it out?

P.S. -It's a brand new microphone headset, it isn't cheap, and the romm was quiet.

It is new, and it's a great mic. I bought it for $50.00. It's one of those DJ Microphone Headsets.

I record my voices with Audacity on my headset mic. It's pretty clear except for a backround noise that ruins it. You know what I mean. How do I get rid of it?

No, no, now I get it. That is a pretty solid explanation, but you could be more sympathetic towards my troubling dilema. We all had to learn, right?

That is to difficult! I don't know what the hell a .wav or an .mp3 is, or if I need to get them, and how, or any of that. Please be more specific. When I go to flash, I click File, then Import, and I find my file, but it just comes up with folders. What do I do, AND BE MORE SPECIFIC!

Where is the library on the screen? I closed out of it, and I don't know how to bring it back!

I don't understand that. Are you talking about I-Tunes, or Audacity? What is a thread? Please be patient with me. I simply don't understand. And, how do I "Bump my old one"?

I want to know specifically how to get my audio from I-Tunes to my Adobe Flash CS4 Library. Please start instructions from scratch, and keep them simple. All I did was buy and download a couple of songs from I-Tunes, then I created a playlist especially for the flash audio that I wanted. I added the songs to my new playlist, but when I go to File, and Import to Library, it just comes up with a bunch of folders. Also, I need to know how to get Audacity audio into my Adobe Flash CS4 Library. For Audacity, I just clicked record, and recorded my audio. Then saved it, but when I try to import them to my flash library, it just comes up with folders. Although, sometimes it comes up with actual files, but they cannot be read for some reason. Help me out.

I need to know specifically how to get audio from I-Tunes to my Adobe Flash CS4 Pro. Give me the instructions starting from scratch. Also, I need to know how to get audio from Audacity to my Adobe Flash CS4 Pro. Again, start instructions from scratch. For I-Tunes, I just bought and downloaded a couple of songs and added them to a new playlist that I created especially for flash audio. When I tried to import it to my flash library, it just came up with folders. For Audacity, I just clicked "Record", and recorded my audio. I then saved it, but it shows up with folders, or sometimes it comes up with files that cannot be read. Help me!

How do I import music that I bought and downloaded on I-Tunes to my Adobe Flash CS4 Library. It is pretty much the same as CS3. Also, I need to know how to import sound from Audacity to my Flash Library. With Audacity, I clicked "Record", and began speaking. I then saved it. But, I can't put it in my flash file. What specifically do I need to do to get them to my Flash CS4 Library. Start from scratch, and talk as if you were talking to a computer noob.
For I-Tunes, all I have dont is look up a couple of songs, clicked "Buy", downloaded them, and placed them in a new Playlist entitled "Flash Movies". When I tried to import it, it just brought me to a bunch of folders.
For Audacity, I just clicked "Record", began speaking, stopped it, and saved it.
Help me out!

I downloaded a couple of songs from I-Tunes, and tried to import them into my library for a flash movie, but it just brought me to a folder. What specifically do I do to import a song from I-Tunes to Adobe Flash CS3 or CS4. All I have done is bought the song, and downloaded it, and added it to my library. Help me!
Also, how do I import sound from Audacity to a flash library. I just recorded it, and saved it, but it won't let me inport it. I need answers!

How specifically do I get music into my flash library for Adobe Flash CS4 Pro? If you know how to get music into CS3 only, don't worry about that. The two programs don't differ greatly, so just let me know how you do it.

How specifically do I add music to Adobe Flash CS4 PRO? If you know how to add music to Adobe Flash Cs3 Pro only, that's fine. The two programs don't differ that greatly.

.....and I need to know answers to the following questions:

1. What the hell are keyframes?

2. Do I need a keyframe for every frame?

3. When I am done with my flash, how do I watch it?

4. What do I need to click to make each frame different.

-Any other possible info IS HELPFUL! I don't care if it is the information that everyone knows, I DON'T!
TELL ME EVERYTHING THAT YOU KNOW!
P.S. - BE BASIC! I AM NOT A GENIUS, SO TELL IT TO ME AS IF YOU WERE TALKING TO A CHILD!!!
THANK YOU!

You know what, forget me. It's fine if you don't get me one. The guy two spaces above me who created "Pancakes" deserves it much more.