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I have an XML Flash template that I need help with.?

I recently had a client of mine purchase a XML flash template from templatemonster.com. The template was pretty easy to edit with me only having to change the info in the xml doc but the problem now arises because I would like to change the color of the background, the music and delete some picture placeholders. The problem I am having is that when I open the .fla file and scroll through the movie the entire template does not appear so I am unable to edit anything I would like to.

In Flash, and especially Flash files that you get from Template Monster can be visually awesome. They can also be complex. In Flash you can nest Movie clips, inside of movie clips, inside of movie clips, if you get my drift.. You can also link to external Movie clips. Now, what I am trying to say is that you may not be able to find the place holders for the images in the main time line. What you will want to do is move the time line bar back and forth across the main time line until an element starts to show up. Go to that frame and double click that element on the stage. This will open the related movie clip, and possibly show you more of the elements you are looking for. With out actually having access to the .fla file I can only guess. Keep searching the file, clicking on elements to expose other Movie Clips and time lines. The place holders you are looking for are in that file somewhere. You will just have to look around to find them.

Hope that this helped!

Good Luck!
R.A. Smith

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