Re: FLASH: transparent swf - C++ - second posting

[Gregg Caines]

This isn't a solution...just a question...


How are people using the control in their software?

Do they install it with the standalone licensing?  I

was going to use it as an interface for some software

I'd written, but I didn't want to have to use the MM

installer that the licensing seems to require.  Is there

another way?


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Gregg Caines

n e o m e t r i x  systems inc.

http://www.neometrixsystems.com

gcainesneometrixsystems [dot] com

> Hi all,

>

> Didn�t get any answers, but it�s quite urgent:

>

> I�m currently working on a project, where we try to implement

flash-content

> into a learning-software, written in C++. The company asked me, to do the

> flash-part.

> The problem is the following: The flash-movies play on top of some bitmaps

> (which are not part of the flash-film, but of the software).

> So, is there any way, to make the flash-movies transparent?? I know, you

can

> do

> this in HTML, so there must be a way to realize it in this

environment,too.

> Something for our C-hackers, they just don�t find the right point in the

> sources ......

>

> Any help is appreciated.

>

> Cheers Kalle





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