Using ActionScript 3.0 Components 
Using ActionScript 3.0 Components |
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When you edit a component's skin, by default you change the component's appearance for all instances of it in the document. If you want to create different looks for the same component, you must duplicate the skins that you want to change and give them different names, edit them, and then set the appropriate styles to apply them. For more information, see Creating skins for some instances.
This chapter describes how to alter one or more skins for each of the UI components. If you follow one of these procedures to change one or more of a UI component's skins, you will change it for all instances in the document.
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