Re: FLASH: PUBLISH woes...

[John Dowdell]

At 9:43 AM 8/23/99, Russell E. Unger wrote:

> I'm simply using the default but I'm publishing a Flash 3

> .swf, so it seems to me that the program should be somewhat

> intuitive enough to understand that I'm requesting a simple

> embed.


The default HTML template does indeed use the current Flash Player as a

default. If you'd like, though, you can make your own HTML template to

specify an older-player-or-better:


1)  Open up the "default.html" in a text editor. This is in your Flash >

HTML folder.


2)  Change the "codebase" line to version 3.


3)  Change the first "$TT" line to your desired title ("myf3default.htm" eg).


4)  "Save As" a new file in the same folder.


If you routinely display your SWFs in a table of some type, or in some

other repeating HTML style, then it's straightforward to use this as a

template. It's only the Flash-specific "$*" elements that upon export.


jd






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