frame 130 on the Just Wanted layer, and press F7 to insert a blank keyframe. 5. Choose Edit > Paste In Place. 6. Using the Text tool, change the first line to jst wnted and the second line to 2 say. [View full size image] 7. Select frame 151 on the Just Wanted layer, and press F7 to insert a blank keyframe. The new text appears between frames 130 and 151 on the Timeline. 8. Select frame 155 on the I Hope layer, and press F7 to insert a blank keyframe. 9. Choose Edit > Paste In Place. The clipboard still contains the text from the Hi layer, so that text is pasted on the Stage. 10. Using the Text tool, change the first line to i hope u and the second line to hve a vry. 11. Press Enter to add a third line, and type happy. [View full size image] 12. Select frame 199 on the I Hope layer, and press F7 to insert a blank keyframe. This text appears between frames 155 and 199 on the Timeline. 13. Select frame 199 on the Low Batt layer, and choose Edit > Paste In Place. Note You do not need to add a keyframe to frame 199 on the Low Batt layer because there is already a keyframe there. At frame 199, the image of the battery appears on the Stage. 14. Using the Text tool, change the first line to low batt..., and delete the rest of the text. Rotating Text The text doesn't match the angle of the phone. The low battery warning should be above the battery icon, and it should be parallel to it. You can rotate text using the Transform panel. 1. Using the Selection tool, shift the text so that it appears above the battery icon. 2. Choose Window > Transform to open the Transform panel. 3. Select the text with the Selection tool. 4. Type -22 in the Rotate box in the Transform panel, and press Enter or Return to apply it. 5. If you need to adjust the message further, select it with the Selection tool, and then nudge it with the arrow keys on your keyboard. Converting Text to a Symbol If you're going to use text multiple times, convert it to a symbol. Flash can use the same text over and over again, but only needs to include the text in the