(p.30) The way you approach the design and organization of your artwork has a significant impact on the ________ of the project in Flash Catalyst and the underlying code.

(p.30) Flash Catalyst imports files saved in the FXG format, which stands for ________.

(p.30) You can generate an FXG file from any document created in Adobe Fireworks, Adobe Illustrator, or Adobe ________.

(p.30) FXG is a graphics file format based on a subset of ________, the XML-based programming language used by the Flex framework.

(p.30) One of the most common ways to structure a Flash Catalyst application is to import all artwork in the design document to a single ________ and distribute artwork to pages in Flash Catalyst.

(p.30) Another of the most common ways to structure a Flash Catalyst application is to define the main pages of the application in your design document using ________ in Photoshop.

(p.30) Another of the most common ways to structure a Flash Catalyst application is to define the main pages of the application in your design document using multiple ________ in Illustrator.

(p.30) Any ________ and groups that you define in Illustrator, Photoshop, or Fireworks are maintained when you import the project into Flash Catalyst.

(p.31) A Photoshop Layer Comp (composition) provides a ________ of which layers are turned on and off in your Photoshop document.

(p.31) When you import artwork in a Photoshop Layer Comp, the artwork is ________ in the Flash Catalyst artboard.

(p.32) ________ complex objects before bringing them into Flash Catalyst makes them easier to manage.

(p.32) All Photoshop filters and effects import correctly into Flash Catalyst.

(p.32) When you import a Photoshop file, Flash Catalyst ________ all Layer Effects for image, shape, and text layers.

(p.33) The layer ________ you use in the original design document are brought into Flash Catalyst.

(p.33) Use a ________ naming strategy throughout your design.

(p.33) Images and other assets appear in the ________ panel within Flash Catalyst.

(p.34) When collaborating with teams, make sure that everyone has the necessary ________ installed; this is essential if you plan to keep your text editable.

(p.34) In Flash Catalyst, you want to define a single ________ for each unique piece of artwork, but avoid defining them where the artwork is the same.

(p.35) Before you begin a design, take a few minutes to explore the available properties for ________ text, shapes, and components in Flash Catalyst.

(p.35) In Flash Catalyst, a Data List component is used to display a collection of data that is stored ________ the application.

(p.36) When you import a layered design document into Flash Catalyst, the layer structure is preserved. This includes which layers are ________ or hidden.

(p.37) Flash Catalyst imports design documents that are less than ________MB.

(p.38) Objects placed outside the Illustrator artboard or Photoshop canvas are ________.

(p.38) ________ refers to how well imported artwork matches the original.

(p.38) In Flash Catalyst, it is a best practice to use one ________ of an object and then share that object to other states.

(p.40) If you are missing key images in your project, just leave a ________ and import those images separately.

(p.40) Which of these filename extensions does Flash Catalyst not accept:

(p.41) When you import objects to the artboard, they’re placed in the artboard of the ________ layer.

(p.41) For more precise positioning, you can use the ________ on your keyboard to nudge.

(p.41) In Flash Catalyst, graphic ________ options include converting vector graphics to bitmaps, compressing images, and converting embedded images to linked files.

(p.42) Once you optimize a ________ drawing in Flash Catalyst, you can no longer edit its stroke and fill.

(p.42) Rasterize converts a static vector graphic or text into a ________ image.

(p.42) When you ________ an image with transparency in Flash Catalyst, the transparency is lost.

(p.42) ________ an image stores it outside the SWF file and loads the image when you run the application.

(p.43) ________ graphics are mathematical equations describing the distance and angle between two points.

(p.43) With vector graphics additional information, such as the color and thickness of a line (stroke) and the contents of a path (________) can also be set.

(p.43) Vectors can be sized up or down without losing image ________.

(p.43) Bitmap (raster) images are made of a specific number of ________ mapped to a grid.

(p.43) Each pixel in a bitmap has a specific location and ________ value.

(p.43) An image with more pixels has a higher ________ and a larger file size.