Lesson #2 - Pre-designating certain frames for printing
It is also possible to control which frames the user is allowed to print. Here's how:

Step 1: Select the first frame of the timeline you wish to enable for print.

Step 2: Select "Properties" for this frame, e.g. by right-clicking (Ctrl click for Mac).

Step 3: Go to the "Label" tab, and enter "#p" as the label.

Step 4: Repeat steps 1 - 3 for all the frames you wish to enable for printing.

Note: If no frames are labeled "#p", all frames are printable. If one or more frames are labeled "#p", only those are printable - and don't worry about Flash's duplicate label error message when you export.

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Lesson #3 - Printing Flash pages with transparency or color effects
Flash pages with color effects or transparency are not printable using the regular print feature. You have to print as a bitmap to retain these effects. (PostScript doesn't support transparency).

To force bitmap printing, repeat Lesson #1, but instead of typing "print:" in the Get URL action, just enter "printAsBitmap:". That'll do the trick.