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Flash Player 6.0.79.
Flash MX 2004.
buttonInstance.emphasized
Property; indicates whether the button is in an emphasized state (true) or not (false). The emphasized state is equivalent to the looks if a default push button. In general, use the FocusManager.defaultPushButton property instead of setting the emphasized property directly. The default value is false.
The emphasized property is a static property of the SimpleButton class. Therefore, you must access it directly from SimpleButton, as in the following:
SimpleButton.emphasizedStyleDeclaration = "foo";
If you aren't using FocusManager.defaultPushButton, you might just want to set a button to the emphasized state, or use the emphasized state to change text from one color to another. The following example, sets the emphasized property for the button instance, myButton:
_global.styles.foo = new CSSStyleDeclaration(); _global.styles.foo.color = 0xFF0000; SimpleButton.emphasizedStyleDeclaration = "foo"; myButton.emphasized = true;
SimpleButton.emphasizedStyleDeclaration
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