Flash Full Screen effect introduction

Strategy FLASH Full screen has two categories of four:
　　
1, do not use the browser directly with the Flash Player type:
　　
A, do not display the Flash Player menu bar full screen (similar to screen saver effect), the actions in the first frame with the FS command commands, in the For standalone player option, select Fullscreen to True. Run to press ESC to exit or set a button to use the FS command on the actions, select quit in the For standalone player option to exit. Incidentally:
　　
The options on the for standalone player are only suitable for playback with the Flash Player.
　　
B, if you just want the SWF file to fill the window of the Flash player, nothing needs to be done. Direct-click the SWF file.
The above kind of full screen is more used in non-network operation.
　　
2, the second category is not flash browser (IE) running in full screen:
　　
A, only fill in the browser: This situation is relatively simple, regardless of whether you set the Flash is 800*600, as long as the SWF file in the HTML file width= height= after the two parameters set to 100 can, of course, can also be in the flash To export the settings in the HTML file,
　　
Open the File menu: Select the Publish Settings Pop-up Export Setup dialog box: Select Percent below the dimensions option under HTML tags, and fill in the Width and Height boxes with 100. Running this HTML file with the same name as the SWF has the same effect as the direct plus statement. This full screen of browsers has nothing to do with SWF file settings, but it's best to set the size near 700*400, or it can easily cause images, especially Chinese characters, to be distorted.
　　
B, do not display the browser menu bar, the toolbar full screen. The full screen is slightly more complex and is not related to flash settings, but it is done with the help of Javacript. In the middle of the HTML file, add the following code:
　　
<script language= "Javascript" >
!--
window.open ("nfd.swf", "" "," fullscreen=1,menubar=no,width=800,height=600 ")
-->
</script>
　　
Note: nfd.swf change to the SWF file name you want to play.
　　
You can also add the URL command on the first frame of the SWF file:
　　
Javascript:window.open ("nfd.swf", "" "," fullscreen=1,menubar=no,width=800,height=600 ")
　　
Note: nfd.swf change to the SWF file name you want to play.
　　
This full-screen screen is also similar to a screensaver, using the Alt+f4 or Settings button to exit. Set the Fullscreen to = 0, just do not display the browser menu bar, toolbar full screen.
　　
When playing with the player of Flash, you can play it in full screen even if you do not have the Fscommand set in Ctrl+f.
OK, so that's all you need to do with the full screen, you can try it on your own (ie for example).