MACROMEDIA DIRECTOR MX 2004-GETTING STARTED WITH DIRECTOR Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 11)

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Director Scripting Reference This manual is available in printable PDF format from the

Director Documentation Center at www.macromedia.com/go/director_docs. It provides a

complete reference of the Director application programming interfaces (APIs), including both

Lingo and JavaScript syntax. Information in the manual is also available in the online

Director Help.

Creating Your First 3D Movie in Director This tutorial is available in printable PDF format

from the 3D tutorial page on the Macromedia website at www.macromedia.com/go/

drmx2004_3d_tutorial_en. It takes you step by step through creating a simple 3D movie.

Tooltips When you place your mouse pointer over a Director tool or another item in the

Director workspace for a few seconds, a small tooltip appears that explains what you can do with

the item.

Director Support Center The Director Support Center website (www.macromedia.com/go/

director_support) contains the latest information about Director, plus additional topics,

examples, tips, and updates. Check the website often for the latest news and how to get the most

out of Director.

Document conventions

Director Help and the Director product manuals all follow a few basic conventions:

• The term Director typically refers to the most recent version of Director.

• Lingo refers to a scripting language that is shipped with Director. JavaScript syntax refers to the

Director implementation of JavaScript.

• How-to procedures are identified with bold headings that begin with “To...” and end with a

colon. For example, if To access Director Help: appears in a heading, then the heading is

followed by a set of steps.

• Examples of Lingo and JavaScript syntax are shown in a fixed-width font. For example,

answer = 2 + 2 is a sample Lingo statement.

• Variables used to represent parameters in Lingo and JavaScript syntax appear in italics. For

example,

whichCastMember is commonly used to indicate where you should insert the name

of a cast member in Lingo or JavaScript syntax.

• Text that you should type in a window or dialog box is shown in a bold font.

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