Re: FLASH: Transparency question

[Todd Stabley]

Transparent backgrounds that work with both Netscape and Internet

explorer--a must for Flash 5


On Thu, 12 Aug 1999

IIDROIDIIaol [dot] com

 wrote:


> I am trying to figure out how to do this.  I have a .HTML document that has 

> its own background.  It has 4 frames.  On the far left frame is a .Swf movie. 

>  The movie consists of only 4 buttons.  Since I cannot make the movie go to 

> the dead edge of the frame, that frame ends up having a white background 

> around the movie.  I do not want this.  So far I have overcome this by 

> aligning the .swf background with the frame background so it seems as one.  

> Anyway this takes way too much time as I need to do this many times to get it 

> right for every browser.  I was wondering if there is a way to make the .swf 

> movie transparent so I can see the background of the frame, and have the .swf 

> movie without a background at all.  Just see trough.  If anyone can help me 

> with this please reply.  Also if this is not possible is there another way to 

> overcome this problem.  Thanks a lot everyone.  

> 

	Todd Stabley

        Multimedia Specialist

        Center for Instructional Technology

	UNC-Chapel Hill

stableymetalab [dot] unc [dot] edu

        http://metalab.unc.edu/stabley/

        919 843-8221

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