Double click on the image object in Preview window or in Timeline to open an Image Properties Window.
Browse
To choose a different image file.
Compression settings
To choose a different image compression method and quality. When clicked an Image compression settings will open.
Here you can choose between two compression method and also adjust the compression quality.
There are two different compression methods:
| · | JPEG |
This method is suitable for a photographic image. This compression method blurs the image to obtain smaller publish size.
| · | GIF |
This method is suitable for image containing diagram, chart and artwork. This compression method reduces the image color to obtain smaller publish size.
Setting compression method to GIF and adjusting the quality to the highest will results the image to be exported without any loss of quality but obviously this may results in a bigger publish size.
Try to experiment with both compression method to obtain the desired output.
By default Flash Demo Builder will automatically select GIF compression method when you open an image with BMP or GIF extension.
Click Apply to all photos to apply the same compression to all images within the presentation.
Show after
The time the object will start showing.
Show type combo
To change how the object will show. There are two options:
| · | Show For x seconds |
The object will only show for the duration of x second where you can type in the duration value.
| · | Show Forever |
The object will show as long as the slide is running.
When clicked
To choose an action to perform when the object is clicked. There are 6 options:
| · | Do nothing |
| · | Open a website |
This is useful to make a web link.
| · | Goto a slide |
To jump to a specific slide.
| · | Play |
This will play the currently paused slide.
| · | Pause |
This will pause the currently playing slide.
| · | Send email |
This is useful to make an email link which will open an email client when clicked.
Fade In
To show the object with a fade in effect.
Fade Out
To hide the object with a fade out effect at the end of its duration.
Note that to be able to use fade out you must make sure the object duration is at at least one frame less than the page duration and the object show type is not set to Show Forever.