Re: FLASH: websafe colors?!

[Remik]

... unless you use white or black bg in both browser and your Flash design.

These two are the only two colours that shouldn't shift in either direction.


Remik



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From: "Matt Spiegler" <

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Sent: Friday, September 08, 2000 12:01 PM

Subject: Re: FLASH: websafe colors?!



> Part of their point was that Flash handles color on its own, separate from

the

> browser, and handles it better, so you'll get a closer match to your

intended

> colors and won't get weird color shifts within the swf. . However, Flash

does

> not handle the background color of the HTML page in which it is displayed.

> Therefore, you can have perfect color IN your flash movie, but since the

> browser handles the bgcolor, and handles it differently from Flash, you're

> still SOL if the browser decides to shift your bgcolor.




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