FLASH BASICS

1.What type of file can be modified in Flash CS3? (just list the file ending)
A:An FLA file is the raw editible file in Flash design.

2.What is the national standard for American television video broadcast?
A:The U.S. Video Standard is NTSC (National Television System Committee).

3.What part of the Flash interface displays the movie you are working on?
A:The stage displays the movie you are currently working on.

4.You need to turn these on BEFORE you can use guides.
A:Right click on the "graphic" label and select "Add Motion Guide" from the pop-up window

5.What is the gray area surrounding the Stage in Flash CS3?
A: The work area that surrounds the stage.

6.What is the magnetic pull of objects to a grid? (this grid can be turned on/off)
A:The objects snap to the grid set up by Flash.

7.What is the default frame rate for Web playback in Flash CS3?
A:12 fps is the default framerate.

8.What is exporting your final Flash CS3 file called?
A:The final file type is SWF.

9.Designing for the Web is normally measured in what unit of measure?
A:The web is measured in pixels

10.What are palettes in Flash CS3 called?
A:Flash uses panels instead of palettes.

HOCUS-FOCUS 2

Six Differences:
1. Dog's distance to the boy
2. Antenna behind the car
3. Hat is different style
4. The coats: plaid/solid
5. Poster on the tree trunk
6. Poster on the bus stop

This activity would help us as an HTML programmer to see the small differences in the codes.

I found six differences in the picture.

Yes these differences pop out once they have been pointed out to me.







Six differences:
1. Plant
2. Birdhouse
3. Hat turned backwards
4. Sleeve design
5. Collar width
6. Glasses in the dad's hand

This actvity (finding six differences) would help me as an HTML programmer becuase it makes me look closer for the details which is very useful in HTML that way we see the little mistakes or perhaps just make things better.

I discovered 6 differences in the pictures.

Yes once the differences were pointed out, they were much more noticeable.

In order to write better codes, we should really look out for the differences sometimes their hidden and camouflaged between all those letters and signs. Just as we did in this activity.