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.See _accProps and the Accessibility classentries in Chapter 12, ActionScript Dictionary, on page 205.Button Every button in a SWF file is an instance of the Button class.The Buttonclass provides methods, properties, and event handlers for working withbuttons.See the Button class entry in Chapter 12, ActionScript Dictionary, on page 205.Color The Color class lets you get and set RGB color values for movie clip objects.For more information, see the Color class entry in Chapter 12, ActionScriptDictionary, on page 205.For an example of using the Color class to changethe color of movie clips, see Setting color values on page 100.ContextMenu The ContextMenu class lets you control the contents of the Flash Playercontext menu.You can associate separate ContextMenu objects withMovieClip, Button, or TextField objects by using the menu property availableto those classes.You can also add custom menu items to a ContextMenuobject by using the ContextMenuItem class.See the ContextMenu class andContextMenuItem class entries in Chapter 12, ActionScript Dictionary, on page 205.ContextMenuItem The ContextMenuItem class lets you create new menu items that appear inthe Flash Player context menu.You add new menu items that you create withthis class to the Flash Player context menu by using the ContextMenu class.See the ContextMenu class and ContextMenuItem class entries inChapter 12, ActionScript Dictionary, on page 205.Key The Key class provides methods and properties for getting information aboutthe keyboard and keypresses.For more information, see the Key class entryin Chapter 12, ActionScript Dictionary, on page 205.For an example ofcapturing keypresses to create an interactive SWF file, see Capturingkeypresses on page 96.116 Chapter 6: Using the Built-In Classes Class DescriptionLocalConnection The LocalConnection class lets two SWF files running on the same computercommunicate.See the LocalConnection class entry in Chapter 12, ActionScript Dictionary, on page 205.Mouse The Mouse class provides control over the mouse in a SWF file; for example,this class lets you hide or show the mouse pointer.For more information, seethe Mouse class entry in Chapter 12, ActionScript Dictionary, on page 205.For an example of using the Mouse class, see Creating a custom mousepointer on page 94.MovieClip Every movie clip in a Flash movie is an instance of the MovieClip class.Youuse the methods and properties of this class to control movie clip objects.See Chapter 7, Working with Movie Clips, on page 121 and the MovieClipclass entry in Chapter 12, ActionScript Dictionary, on page 205.MovieClipLoader The MovieClipLoader class lets you track the download progress of SWFand JPEG files using an event listener mechanism.See Preloading SWFand JPEG files on page 199 and the MovieClipLoader class entry inChapter 12, ActionScript Dictionary, on page 205.PrintJob The PrintJob class lets you print content that is rendered dynamically andmultipage documents.See the PrintJob class entry in Chapter 12, ActionScript Dictionary, on page 205 and Using the ActionScript PrintJobclass in Using Flash Help.Selection The Selection class lets you get and set text field focus, text field selectionspans, and text field insertion points.See the Selection class entry inChapter 12, ActionScript Dictionary, on page 205.SharedObject The SharedObject class provides local data storage on the client computer.See the SharedObject class entry in Chapter 12, ActionScript Dictionary, on page 205.Stage The Stage class provides information about a SWF file s dimensions,alignment, and scale mode, and reports Stage resize events.See the Stageclass entry in Chapter 12, ActionScript Dictionary, on page 205.System The System class provides information about Flash Player and the system onwhich Flash Player is running (for example, screen resolution and currentsystem language).It also lets you show or hide the Flash Player Settingspanel and modify SWF file security settings.See the System class entry inChapter 12, ActionScript Dictionary, on page 205.TextField The TextField class provides control over dynamic and input text fields.SeeChapter 8, Working with Text, on page 135 and the TextField class entry inChapter 12, ActionScript Dictionary, on page 205.TextField.StyleSheet The TextField.StyleSheet class (an inner class of the TextField class) letsyou create and apply CSS text styles to HTML- or XML-formatted text.See Formatting text with Cascading Style Sheets on page 139 and theTextField.StyleSheet class entry in Chapter 12, ActionScript Dictionary, on page 205.TextFormat The TextFormat class lets you apply formatting styles to characters orparagraphs in a TextField object.See Using the TextFormat class on page 137 and the TextFormat class entry in Chapter 12, ActionScriptDictionary, on page 205
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