Re: FLASH: calling swfs directly???

[Scott Rouse]

There will never be any way to check for the Flash plug-in on the Client's

browser....You would have to run an HTML page prior then load the swf

directly..but that would be rather, well, foolish compared to simply

clicking a few buttons in Flash and using the manufactured HTML.  Otherwise,

those without the right Plugin or those with no plug in would see nothing at

all or a really bad version of what you posted.


----- Original Message -----

From: "peter colman" <

hbreth10scu [dot] edu [dot] au

>

To: "flash" <

flasherchinwag [dot] com

>

Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2000 2:57 PM

Subject: FLASH: calling swfs directly???



> hi everyone

>

> ive been calling swf directly into the browser

> not embeding into an html page

> the advantage being that the content is allways centre/scaled

> >>>>>>>>>>>

> i was using a colour that the client specified

> that using dreamweaver/flash i couldnt get

> the colours to match between the two applications

> for the first time

> red 42      green21    blue77

>  (which was a mystery in itself)

> >>>>>>>>>>>

> was warned last night that calling a swf

> directly into the window could be a big problem

> any body tell me why???????

>

> thanks

> peter

>

>

>

>

>




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