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Thanks CyanBlue, thought that would be the case but would ask anyway.<br />
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Regards<br />
Karl
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Thanks CyanBlue, thought that would be the case but would ask anyway.

Regards
Karl

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Hi, <br />
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A bit of an obscure one but I thought i would ask anyways.<br />
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I have a student who has created a project in flash with the canvas 550 x 400, he has added a background and various pictures, actionscript and motion tweens etc. The area is not enough to fit on all the elements wanted and im not sure if there is any way to quickly and easily increase the canvass and all elements to aprox 1000 x 800 without having to break the many motion tweens that always incorporate the increate as a motion or the elements go back to the original size at the next keyframe.<br />
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Thank you for your help<br />
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Karl
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Hi, 

A bit of an obscure one but I thought i would ask anyways.

I have a student who has created a project in flash with the canvas 550 x 400, he has added a background and various pictures, actionscript and motion tweens etc. The area is not enough to fit on all the elements wanted and im not sure if there is any way to quickly and easily increase the canvass and all elements to aprox 1000 x 800 without having to break the many motion tweens that always incorporate the increate as a motion or the elements go back to the original size at the next keyframe.

Thank you for your help

Karl

Increasing the size of the Flash work space and all elements

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