The stand-alone player plays Flash Player movies exactly as they appear in a web browser or an Active X host application. The stand-alone player is installed along with Flash so that when you double-click a Flash Player file, the operating system starts the stand-alone player, which in turn runs the movie.
There are a number of FS Command options for controlling movies in the stand-alone player. For example, to make the stand-alone player take over the whole screen, assign the FS Command action to a frame or button and enter FullScreen as the command and True as the argument. See Sending messages to the movie's host program.
The file names of the stand-alone player are:
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Windows: FlashPla.exe |
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Macintosh: FlashPlayer |
While the stand-alone player is running you can do the following:
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Open a new file by choosing File > Open. |
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Change your view of the movie by choosing Zoom > Show All, Zoom In/Out, or 100%. |
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Make the movie take over the entire screen by choosing View > Full Screen. |
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Control movie playback by choosing Control > Play, Rewind, Loop, Pause, or Fast Forward. |
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Create a stand-alone projector by choosing File > Create Projector. |