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flash woes

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Apr 17th, 2006
Ok here's the deal. How the hell do you centre a flash file in html?

I just can't do it. It's driving me mad. I just want the picture to be centered when I export it to html. And preserve it's scaling when viewed at higher or lower resolutions.

I feel the answer has something to do with this.

File>publish settings>html

Btw I'm using flash pro 8.0

See my zipped file for a demo... (you need to extract it!)

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Re: flash woes

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Apr 19th, 2006
Ok I found out how to centre it...


File>publish settings...


dimensions: Percent
width:100
height:100

Html alignment:default
Scale:No scale

Flash alignment:

Horizontal:center

Vertical:top

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