No flash elements panel in DW3

I am working my way through Adobe's "Classroom in a Book" for
DW3. An exercise requires me to make changes in the Flash Elements
Panel, but I can not find this panel, or any reference to it in any
menus or windows.
What am I missing?
Thanks,
OttO

As I try to figure this out, I think I am at least getting a
better idea how to explain the problem.
These instructions from the text book may help you direct me
in the right direction:
* first you insert the Flash element object onto the page
from the insert > media menu.
* Finally, you save an instance (or copy) of the Flash
element as a SWF file in your site.
* Next, you configure the various Flash element properties
through a custom Dreamweaver panel.
These instructions then explain,
" Each Flash element is unique in its number and type of
properties available; the Image Viewer, for example offers 20
different user-definable options."
I should further clarify (I hope), that when I follow these
instructions and go to insert the Image viewer from the insert
media menu, I do not have Image viewer as an option in the list of
media I can insert. There is:
Flash Button
Flash Text
Flash Paper
Flash Video
and then other media like shockwave etc.
I seem to have to insert this "Image Viewer" to have the
Flash Elements Panel appear, as the text book goes on to explain:
" Choose Insert > Media> Image Viewer.
When the Save Flash Element dialog box appears,navigate to
the lesson 11 assets folder and, in the file name field enter
slideshow.swf. Click Save.
The Flash elements panel appears with its list of properties
It seems to me I do not have, or can not find "Image Viewer"
as an option when inserting media, which would then give me the
Flash elements panel.
Sorry for the round about way I have approached this problem.
I backed-up a bit in the lessonto help explain my predicament.
Something I should have done to start.
Again, Thanks for your help.
OttO

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>
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misner51 wrote:
> Hi, I am a little new to dreamweaver and am starting up
a new site with a flash
> element. I have started this out and it works great on
my computer when i
> preview it, but the flash element isn't showing up when
I publish it. When it
> loads in the browser it says the page is "Done, but with
errors" and when I
> click on that it tells me that the problem is in line 12
of my code which is:
>
> AC_FL_RunContent(
> 'codebase','
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#
>
version=9,0,28,0','width','1027','height','53','src','menubar','quality','high',
> 'pluginspage','
http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Vers
> ion=ShockwaveFlash','movie','menubar' ); //end AC code
>
> I have also published the swf and the
AC_RunActiveContent.js.
> I have published the site to
>
http://www.sectiondesign.com/porcelain/porcelain.html
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image on the slide show, the image extends up. How can we do that?
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when we rollover it it's about 300px height. Do they use layers in
html? Is there any tutorial for that?

Getting a step-by-step understanding of what is done in Flash
is a major
undertaking that I would not have the time or patience for.
If you want to
duplicate this complex Flash site, much good luck to you.
The site makes use of no less than ten external actionScript
files (*.as.)
to load, manage, and unload a variety of content.
The "apparent" gap between the "upper" and "lower" Flash
elements is no gap
at all in my opinion. Per the html of the containing page,
the window-mode
is set to transparent, making it seem to be two elements with
that "gap"
being a transparent area of a single Flash movie. all Flash
is rendered over
or on top of the HTML, a quasi layers sort of thing.
The slide show is 226 pixels tall with initial content 113
pixels tall
appearing in the bottom and expanding upward upon the
mouseOver event.

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