The Actions panel lets you create and edit ActionScript code for an object or frame. Selecting a frame, button, or movie clip instance makes the Actions panel active. The Actions panel title changes to Button Actions, Movie Clip Actions, or Frame Actions, depending on what is selected.
To display the Actions panel, select Window > Actions or press F9.
The Actions Panel Title also indicates "Actions-Component" when a Component is selected (AS2). My copy (CS3 Pro) seems a bit buggy and doesn't want to display the indicator reliably in AS3 (except for Frames and only on the Main Timeline).rberndt1 said on Jul 19, 2007 at 10:25 AM :
How can you resize the Actions -Frame if you can't see the lower corner? Somehow, someway, the panel has become bigger than my monitor resolution, so I can't scroll down to see the last 3 lines of my actionscript.tuinman1 said on May 5, 2008 at 1:52 PM :
You can't drag the panel up so the window head is off the screen to you can get to the bottom of the panel....
There also isn't a "maximize" on the panel. Just "collapse".
I'm having the same problem with the actions panel, can't see the lower corner to resize it. Has no-one found a solution? It's driving me crazy!
Jay4
said on
May 9, 2008
at
6:53 PM :
It could be that you need to un-dock the Actions panel in order to see the lower-right corner handle for re-sizing.tuinman1 said on May 10, 2008 at 1:12 AM :
If only it were that simple. I have even dragged the panel across to my 32" LCD tv and it was still too long to resize.aaron.lile said on Jul 1, 2008 at 9:31 AM :
The only workaround I have found to date, is to reset to the default workspace and try to remember not to minimise the actions panel (harder than it sounds) because as soon as I maximise it, it is again too long to work with.
I am on an Intel Mac if that helps.
http://board.flashkit.com/board/showthread.php?threadid=769109
to capsulate: hit Window > Workspace > default.
you can then do Window > Workspace > [your preferred setup]
and the panel will be resizable again! (it was definitely a WTF moment for me :) )
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