Contents

Introduction
Overview
Key Benefits
Key Features
Revision History
Working with SWFMenu
Using SWFMenu
Creating Flash Menu within 3 Steps
Modifying Menu Items
Modifying Properties of Menu Items
Publishing Flash Menu
Saving Project As a New Template
Applying a New Template to the Current Project
Advanced Usage
Adding a Menu Separator
Creating an Menu Item with Adding Bookmark Command
Inside the Script Option of the Publish Wizard
Adjusting the Size of Flash Menu Automatically
How to Make Transparent or Layered Flash Menu
How to Highlight a Menu Item in a Specific Web Page
How to Use the Templates that Supports Customizable Images
Samples of the Templates that Supports Customizable Images
Using the External XML File
Using the Treeview Template with External XML file
Registration
Registration
Unregistered Copy Limitation
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SWFMenu

Sample 1:



Key Values:

Image size is 40*40 (W*H);
Item Width = 120;
Item Height = 40;
Mask Top = 0;
Mask Left = 0;
Text x position = 45; (must exceed the image width)
Emboss Effect = true;
Image Height = 40;

This example uses icon_in_title template.

Sample 2:



Key Values:

Image size is 80*68 (W*H);
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Menu Item1:
Item Image = image1.jpg
Item OverImage = image11.jpg
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Menu Item2:
Item Image = image2.jpg
Item OverImage = image22.jpg
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Menu Item3:
Item Image = image3.jpg
Item OverImage = image33.jpg
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Item Height = 20;
Item Width = 80; (equal to the image width)
Item Spacing = 2;
Mask Top = 20;
Mask Left = 0;
Image Height = 68;

Note: The Item Image and Item OverImage must be the same size.

This example uses image_change template.

Sample 3:



Key Values:

Image size is 80*68 (W*H);
Item Width = 80; (equal to the image width)
Item Height = 0;
Image Height = 68;

This example uses image_no_title template.

Sample 4:



Key Values:

Image size is 80*68 (W*H);
Title Below Image = true;
Item Height = 20;
Item Width = 80; (equal to the image width)
Mask Top = 0;
Mask Left = 0;
Image Height = 68;

This example uses title_below_image template.

Sample 5:



Key Values:

Image size is 80*68 (W*H);
Horizontal = false;
Item Height = 20;
Item Width = 80;
Mask Height = 68; (equal to the image height)
Mask Top = 0;
Mask Left = 0;
Image Height = 68;
Flash Width = 80;
Flash Height = 360; (value must exceed 20*4+68*4)

This example uses image_vertical template.

Sample 6:



Key Values:

Image size is 80*68 (W*H);
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Menu Item1:
Item Image = image1.jpg
Menu BgColor = $004080FF
Menu OverColor = $008CB1FF
Mask Color = $004080FF
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Menu Item2:
Item Image = image2.jpg
Menu BgColor = $0000A800
Menu OverColor = $0094E191
Mask Color = $0000AE00
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Menu Item3:
Item Image = image2.jpg
Menu BgColor = $00FF8000
Menu OverColor = $00F4F4DB
Mask Color = $00FF8000
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Item Height = 20;
Item Width = 80;
Mask Alpha = 20; (must exceed 0)
Mask Height = 68; (suggest to use the height of the image)
Mask Top = 20; (suggest to use the height of the title)
Mask Left = 0;
Image Height = 68;

Note: Mask color of each menu must be set first.

This example uses image_with_mask template.

Sample 7:



Key Values:

Item Height = 20;
Item Width = 80;
Mask Height = 0;
Item Image = Null;
Item OverImage = Null;

Sample 8:



Key Values:

Item Height = 20;
Item Width = 80;
Emboss Effect = true;

Note: The first menu has no emboss effect, while the second has.