Flash Site Design - resizing Flash question

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resizing Flash question

Brian

2003-12-19, 9:40 pm

As a beginner I would like some advice on the following. If I change the
width and height of a flash file in the DW 'Property inspector' does this
cause any problems to the file when viewed in the browser. I have done this
and don't see any immediate problems but I'm very new to this and would like
advice. The type of thing I'm talking about can be found here and although
this I haven't changed this particular one is an example of what I'm talking
about.

Thanks

Brian

www.mostlymodern.ie ( at the top where is subtly says 'Free Admission to all
events')

Laiverd.COM

2003-12-19, 9:40 pm

Best always is to create flasmovie at size it will be used. Resizing in
browserwindow will distort any bitmap images and sometimes fonts.

John

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Brian

2003-12-19, 9:40 pm

Thanks John,
Nice one.
Brian
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> browserwindow will distort any bitmap images and sometimes fonts.
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