Editing Flex application settings
by Carlos Pinho, August 7th, 2007
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flex3_fx_124x120.jpgBy Smackme:

Perhaps not many of you know how to change the default settings of a flex application. You might be very comfortable with what you have right now you even haven’t wondered whether there is such a possibility. Those of you who have, must have googled it already and found the answer, but here is a quick tip for those who haven’t:

  • Right-Click on you project folder > Properties or go to Project menu > Properties
  • Click ActionScript Compiler
  • Fill in, for example “-default-background-color #FFFFFF” in the field labeled: “Additional Compiler Arguments”, this will set the background color to white

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  1. MayorBrain Says:
    August 10th, 2007 at 11:21 pm

    very useful, thanks a lot

  2. Roger Braunstein Says:
    August 22nd, 2007 at 9:42 am

    Many of these settings can be modified in the root Application tag, like “backgroundColor” and “frameRate” and “width” and “height”.

    You can also set these in AS3 projects built with Flex Builder by using the undocumented [SWF] tag. Google it up!

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