Re: transparent flash movie

[Eliran]

Right now, it's available only in IE4. I'd love to know whether Macromedia's

team has any plans to include it also in Netscape 4 in the future.


Eliran Milo




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Date: ��� ����� 18 ������ 1998 15:58

Subject: Re: transparent flash movie



>Does this mean it will only be transparent in v4+ browsers?

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>At 16:34 17/2/98 -0800, you wrote:

>>At 2:40 PM 2/17/98, Marko Z wrote:

>>>what i want to know is how the browser selects a transparent

>>>color from the .swf file

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>>If you're using the WMODE="transparent" parameter in the current Flash

>>ActiveX Control in IE4/Win32, then the background of your movie will be

>>transparent. Only the artwork itself will be displayed in the browser.

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