Assignment 8: Using Text Boxes

Interactive Multimedia I - Flash

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In short:
Use text boxes - static, dynamic and input:

Requirements:
* Input box(es) where the user will input some data (name, number, etc...)
* Output box(es) where the user's data will be displayed AFTER being manipulated (text being added, calculations on numbers)
* A button so that the output will not show until the user clicks a button.
* You will need a text box that scrolls up and down to provide instructions or orientation information about the movie.
* You will need to create the button (don't use one of the common library buttons)
* You will need multiple layers to divide up the content--input boxes, output boxes, static text, background, etc...
* You will need a stop(); in the movie.
* If you use strings you will need to define the variables as strings and set the default value; If you use numbers you will need to define the numbers as numbers and set the default value AND force the type when you do the math on the input values.
* You will need to use characters to limit the type of characters that can be inputed into the input boxes.
* You will need to set the total number of characters that can be entered into the input text boxes (your choice).


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