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Flash Player plays Flash content in the same way as it appears in a web browser or an ActiveX host application. The player is installed along with Flash application. When you double-click Flash content, the operating system starts Flash Player, which in turn plays the SWF file. You can use the player to make Flash content viewable for users who aren't using a web browser or an ActiveX host application.
You can control Flash content in Flash Player using menu commands and the fscommand() function. For example, to make Flash Player take over the entire screen, you assign fscommand() to a frame or button and then select the fullscreen command with the true parameter. For more information, see Sending messages to and from Flash Player.
You can also print Flash content frames using the Flash Player context menu. See Printing from the Flash Player context menu.
To control applications from the Flash Player, do one of the following: | |
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