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Step 2: Drawing the form Create a new layer and name it "Form". Using your drawing tools create a back ground for your form. I just created two boxes one light gray, one dark gray.
Draw outlines for your boxes and titles. Select the line tool and select hair line as the stroke option. Make sure Snap to Objects is on. If it's not, go to View and select Snap to Objects. Snap to Objects allows you to easily create straight lines. You want to make sure the lines are evenly spaced so you may want to spend some time laying out the lines.
If you're recreating the same form I created it should look like the above image. You're now ready for the next step so lock your current layer ("Form") and go to step 3.
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Creating an Interactive Form in Flash
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