A Flash document consists of the Timeline, which holds the frames, layers, and scenes that make up your movie; the Stage, where the graphic content of the movie is displayed; the Edit Bar, which displays information about what you're currently editing and provides access to other scenes and elements; and a Pasteboard, which extends beyond the Stage on all sides (Figure 1.9). Figure 1.9. A new document opened in Flash consists of the Timeline, the Stage, the Edit Bar, and the Pasteboard.
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