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Flash 8 Hidden Feature - Timeline Toolbar Positioning

DIGG IT!     7 Comments Published Monday, April 17, 2006 at 10:54 AM .

In Flash 8 with an FLA open, press SHIFT + ALT and Double-Click on the Timeline ToolBar (Above the timeline, below the FLA Tab). The toolbar will move adjacent to the stage allowing you quick access to the Stage or Scene settings.





Follow the exact same steps to return the toolbar to its original position. Special thanks to Flash engineering for sneaking this jem in!

Cheers,

Ted :)

7 Responses to “Flash 8 Hidden Feature - Timeline Toolbar Positioning”

  1. # Anonymous craig

    Thanks for pointing this out, Ted. I never liked having the zoom% pull-down menu over the timeline - it makes more sense to have it over the stage.  

  2. # Blogger Ted Patrick

    It seems that this "feature" is not so new and was included in MX2004. Not sure who originally pointed this one out. Just highlighting for posterity.

    Ted :)  

  3. # Anonymous Chris Charlton

    Ah, cool.  

  4. # Anonymous Dave Gillem

    No need to use ctrl (on windoes anyway) alt+shift+double click works just fine  

  5. # Blogger Ted Patrick

    Good catch Dave! Ted :)  

  6. # Anonymous Anonymous

    yeah its just alt shift, or on a mac: cmd shift

    Aaorn Smith  

  7. # Blogger Philip "pips" Seyfi

    You can hold only ALT + SHIFT  

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