Using ActionScript 3.0 Components 
Using ActionScript 3.0 Components |
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If you want to create a new look for a component in your document, you edit the component's skins to change their appearance. To access a component's skins, simply double-click the component on the Stage to open a palette of its skins. Then double-click the skin that you want to edit to open it in symbol-editing mode. For example, double-click the TextArea component on the Stage to open its assets in symbol-editing mode. Set the zoom control to 400%, or higher if you like, and edit the symbol to change its look. When you're finished, the change will affect all instances of the component in the document. As an alternative, you can double-click a particular skin in the Library panel to open it on the Stage in symbol-editing mode.
You can modify component skins in the following ways:
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