Namo WebEditor Professional Online Manual
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Help Index
Overview
- Basic Knowledge
- User Interface
- Interface
- Commands
- File
- Edit
- View
- Insert
- Effect
- Modify
- Align
- Space Evenly
- Make Same Size
- Z-Order
- Group
- Break Apart
- Convert to Symbol
- Replace Symbol
- Edit Symbol
Configure Effect
- Tools
- Help
- ToolBar
- Timeline
- Drawing Tools
- Panels
- Dialogs
- Tutorial
- Using
- Animation
- Button
- Color & Fill
- Line Color and Fill Color
- Tools
- Setting Line Color in Shape Panel
- Setting Line Color with Ink Bottle Tool
- Setting Fill Color in Shape Panel
- Filling with Linear Gradient
- Filling with Radial Gradient
- Filling with Bitmap Graphic
- Filling with Paint Bucket Tool
- Editing the Filling
- Picking Color with Eyedropper Tool
- Drawing
- Effect
- Old Style Effect
- Frame
- Image
- Instance
- Layer
- Library
- Movie Clip
- Previewing Movie
- Reshape
- Scene
- Sound
- Symbol
- Text
- Transform
- Vector Graphic
- Video
- Using Template
- Importing Movie
- Overview
- Capture Movie
- Importing Movie
- Saving Imported Movie
- Import Flash Projector
- Exporting Movie
- Publishing
- ActionScript
- Overview
- Writing Script
- Working with imported ActionScript
- ActionScript Reference
- Syntax & Teminology
- Data Type
- About Variable
- Built-in Classes
- Accessibility
- Argument
- Array
- Boolean
- Button
- Camera
- Color
- ContextMenu
- ContextMenuItem
- Date
- Error
- Function
- Key
- LoadVars
- LocalConnection
- Math
- Microphone
- MMExecute
- Mouse
- MovieClip
- MovieClipLoader
- NetConnection
- NetStream
- Number
- Object
- PrintJob
- Selection
- SharedObject
- Sound
- Stage
- String
- System
- TextField
- TextField.StyleSheet
- TextFormat
- TextSnapshot
- XML
- XMLNode
- XMLSocket
- Global Functions & Variables
- How To
- F.A.Q.
Interface Guide
The interface is as the illustration below:
The Namo FreeMotion user interface consists of the following components:
Menu Bar
Menu bar refers to menu commands. It is located at the top of the interface. You can choose commands and options there.
Toolbar
The bar with large buttons is the toolbar. It includes the common command buttons, such as Open, Save, Undo/Redo and Preview button, etc. For details, click here.
Timeline Window
The timeline is a visual representation of frames and layers. Click here for details.
Movie Window
It is the design window, showing instances on the canvas.
Drawing Tools
The panel contains all the tools the program provides, including the drawing tools and the modifying tools. Click here for details.
Panels
There are following panels the program supplies, they are,
- the Scene panel
- the Shape panel
- the Transform panel
- the Layout panel
- the Properties panel
- the Library panel
- the Movie Explorer panel
- the Action panel
- the Output panel
By default, those panels are grouped into tabbed windows docked around the edges of the main application window. They can also be floating anywhere over the application window. In addition, you can freely group or separate the 9 panels just by dragging their tab bars.