User Guide

8 Unsupported and Partially Supported ActionScript Elements
Commands unsupported and partially supported by
fsCommand
The following table lists the commands that are unsupported by fsCommand() when using
ActionScript 2.0 to create Flash Lite content.
Commands partially supported or
unsupported by fsCommand
The following table lists the ActionScript commands, functions, and keywords that are either
partially or not supported by Flash Lite 2.0.
Command Description
quit
Closes the projector.
fullscreen
Specifying true sets Flash Player to full-screen mode.
Specifying
false returns the player to normal menu view.
allowscale
Specifying false sets the player so the SWF file is always drawn
at its original size and is never scaled. Specifying
true forces the
SWF file to scale to 100% of the screen.
showmenu
Specifying true enables the full set of context menu items.
Specifying
false hides all the context menu items except About
Flash Player and Settings.
exec
Executes an application from within the projector.
trapallkeys Specifying
true sends all key events, including accelerator keys,
to the
onClipEvent(keyDown/keyUp) handler in Flash Player.
Command, function,
or keyword
Description Support
asfunction
A protocol for URLs in HTML text fields. Not supported
fscommand()
Function that lets the SWF file communicate
with either Flash Player or the program hosting
Flash Player, such as a web browser.
Partially
supported
on
Prefix for events to execute when the event
occurs.
Limitation: The supported events are
rollout,
rollover, and keyPress.
Partially
supported