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Flash Tutorial: Simple Links

Step Three: Setting up Frame 2

1. Go to the Timeline and place your cursor in frame 2. Right click (Ctrl click on a Mac) and select: Insert Keyframe
   You will now have a black dot in both frames 1 and 2. This copies all the contents from frame one and places them onto frame 2. It is the same as copy and paste. Your stage should look the same as before you clicked in frame two but now you are actually in a different place in the movie. The red play head should now be in frame two:
   
   
   Two black dots in the timeline represent the Keyframe's.
   
   
2. Use your Text Tool to over write the word 'one' and type 'two'. It should now say: Page two
3. When you have finished typing reselect the Selection Tool:
4. Go back to the Common Button Library (Windows > Other Panels > Common Libraries > Buttons) and select a button as the back button and drag it onto the stage.
5. Click on the back dot in frame 1 and you will see that the difference between the two frames.
6. Click on the black dot (called a keyframe) in frame 2 and add any additional graphic and text elements that you may want.
7. Save your file.

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