Re: FLASH: Zoom In/Out on a Form

[Melton, Richard A Contractor/NCCIM]

Thanks guys.


It looks like what I will do is build the form in Flash, then make certain areas

hot so if the user clicks on it, it jumps to an enlarged view of that region.


Rick



>Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2000 12:59:52 -0600

>

From: Mark Zukiwsky <markzv-wave [dot] com>

>Subject: Re: FLASH: Zoom In/Out on a Form

>

>I agree with Randy, turf the gifs and re-build your forms is Flash. 

>It's actually pretty easy and will save you a ton of work in the long 

>run.

>

>I'm working on a training application for a chemical plant that shows 

>workers how to fill out various forms. Some of the forms are as large 

>as 8.5" x 14". For the large forms I'm using a mask that allows me to 

>display the part of the form that I need to focus on. I don't have 

>any examples of the larger forms on-line, but I have a single module 

>of the training program on line at:

>

>   http://mark.foxmicro.net/permits/

>

>If you advance to screen 8 or 9 you can see how I display a complete 

>form, front and back.

>

>As soon as I get a module on-line that uses larger forms I'll let you 

>know, in the meantime, I hope this gives you some ideas.

>

>Mark Zukiwsky


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