RE: FLASH: Flash for presentation

[Jason Cartwright]

Hi Mike,


You would be better publishing it as an EXE rather than a SWF - for people

that don't have Flash player installed. You could then set it to go full

screen with no scaling -


http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/ts/documents/fscommand_projectors.ht

m


Use large rectangles filled with the background colour (hidden when you are

developing the movie) to hide stuff off the edges.


Jason

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

From: Mike Helman [

mhelmanwnwolfe [dot] com (mailto:mhelmanwnwolfe [dot] com)

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Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 4:26 PM

To: FLASH Newsgroup

Subject: FLASH: Flash for presentation



This might be a basic question, but how do you keep the SWF movie from being

shrunk or enlarged? I have a flash file that will be used as a presentation

on a CD. I just want the viewer to see what I intend them to see - when I

move the scroll bar the outer edges can be seen.


Thanks for your help.


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