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.swf looks great, only looks jagged when view within
 

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Old Post  02-27-06 - 11:18 PM  
My .swf looks great. When I view it through a browser, images look jagged an
d
there are little chunks missing. The url is http://www.designgloria.com   Go
 to
the Portfolio section and you'll see the graphics on my pieces aren't smooth
looking. I've tried 3 different browers....just to compare. It looks equally
bad in all...haha. Any ideas?



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Old Post  02-27-06 - 11:18 PM  
One more question....why did stuff look jagged in the first place? Is there
something I did wrong and can avoid in the future? Or should I always use
_quality = "best"? It makes stuff look a little softer, fuzzier.



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Old Post  02-27-06 - 11:18 PM  
Thanks! That helped. The text in my resume section is a little blurry
still....is there any way to correct that? I'd love to cut down on the loadi
ng
time. When you say to load the sections separately, do you mean by using a
preloader? Any tips?



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