Re: FLASH: An age old question of one's borders

[David]

Okay,

Further testing has led me to the conclusion that it is Netscape 4.7.

I just created a new html file with the recommended settings for margins

and swf scaling.

Then tested it on IE 5; worked beautifully! Netscape 4.7; hah! No go.

Still running into the problem of the right and bottom borders showing.


Dave




Eric Smollin wrote:


> >Okay, I'm a little green. and have yet to really experience a Flash

> >anomaly.

> >I know there has been some discussion about borders at a flash site.

> >Well, how can one eliminate those borders?

> >I've tried setting the HTML to 100% Width and Height.

> >I made sure that the .FLA was published with exact fit.

> >I even took a shot with Dreamweavers option to set the .swf to "No

> >borders".

> >I feel like I'm about to reach the border of sanity and insane! Help.

>

> This should answer all of your questions:

> http://www.moock.org/webdesign/flash/fillthewindow.html

>

> Good Luck

> -Eric-

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