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How can you set a document class for a Flash file?

• A.Enter the class path for the document class in the Advanced ActionScript 3.0 Settings dialog.
• B.In the Advanced ActionScript 3.0 Settings dialog, set the Source Path to the document class file.
• C.Include the class file in the Flash file's library as a compiled clip.
• D.Select the first frame in the file's timeline. Open the Actions panel. Import the class, using the full class path for the document class file.

You've created text on frame 1 and want it to morph into different text that you've put on frame 20. What should you do?

• A.Select frames 1 through 20 on the main timeline and select Insert > Classic Tween.
• B.Select each text box, select Modify > Break Apart twice, click one of the intermediary frames and select Insert > Shape Tween.
• C.Select each text box, select Modify > Break Apart twice, click one of the intermediary frames and select Insert > Motion Tween.
• D.Select frames 1 through 20 on the main timeline and select Insert > Shape Tween.

You want to take advantage of hardware acceleration while using fullscreen mode for video Which statement about hardware acceleration is true?

• A.Hardware acceleration works only on Windows 7 and Snow Leopard
• B.They must have a DirectX 7 compatible video card with 4MB or more of Ram
• C.All machines can now take advantage of hardware acceleration
• D.The fullScreenTakeOver property must be set to false to allow it

You want to select all of the bones in an inverse kinematics armature. What should you do?

• A.Control+click (Windows) or Command-click (Mac OS) a bone with the Bone tool
• B.Control+click (Windows) or Command-click (Mac OS) a bone with the Selection tool
• C.double-click a bone with the Selection tool
• D.double-click a bone with the Bone tool

You have a TextArea component on the stage named myTextArea and a TextFormat object that sets color, font size and alignment named myTextFormat. What is the correct ActionScript to apply the TextFormat style to the Text Area?

• A.myTextFormat.setStyle("textFormat", myTextArea);
• B.myTextArea.setStyleDefinition("textFormat", myTextFormat);
• C.myTextArea.setStyle("textFormat", myTextFormat);
• D.myTextFormat.setStyleDefinition("textFormat", myTextArea);