RE: FLASH: screen captures

[Len Harrison]

Check your JPG quality level which defaults to 50. Bump it up to 100 to not

lose anything and ensure the biggest possible file size. Find the best fit

for quality vs. file size from there. Depending on the complexity of your

screens, you might try the trace bitmap option in Flash to convert them to

vector. You can sometimes reduce file size that way. With proper settings

Flash does a very faithful conversion.


len harrison

instructional designer

lenhabtcorp [dot] com

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Sent: Monday, September 28, 1998 10:19 AM

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Subject: FLASH: screen captures



HI,

I am trying to import some screen captures for a flash movie. I have tried

importing as .bmp and .jpg and they look fine in the .fla but when I export

the movie to swf the captures look all fuzzy. Does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks,

Anthony Dwyer



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