Using the Shared Library

A shared library allows multiple movies to use the same assets, which means that the user will only have to download them once no matter how many movies they are used in. This is useful with large bitmaps, sounds, fonts and components which can be very large, especially when used in multiple movies. Continue reading “Using the Shared Library”

Flash include file #include

Usage

#include  "  filename.as  "

Parameters
filename.as The filename for the script to add to the Actions panel; .as is the recommended file extension.

Returns
Nothing.

Description
Action; includes the contents of the file specified in the parameter when the movie is tested, published, or exported. The #include action is invoked when you test, publish, or export. The #include action is checked when a syntax check occurs.

Tundrbird Printing messages without full headers

Tundrbird mail client Printing messages without full headers

To view messages without the full headers, go to the “View” menu and select “Headers -> Normal”. This will display messages with only minimal headers. The viewing mode that you have selected should apply when you print messages as well.

To print a message without any headers at all (only the message body), right-click on the message and select “Edit As New…” (or go to the “Message” menu and select “Edit Message As New…”). The message will open in a new window. If you print it from there, it should come out with no headers at all. If you see HTML tables in the message appear with altered formatting (awkward red borders), don’t worry, it will still come out ok on the printed page.

You could also use the PrintingTools extension to print a message without headers. It has many other features that can modify the printing layout.