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You don't actually cut up the JPG... you fake it using masks. And yes it is relativly inefficient, but it does the trick. If it does not need to be dynamic, you can do a "break apart" the image and...

I don't that it mattered that you called setScrollContent before the jpgs were loaded, but it definitly matters for refreshpane.

Both are not necessarily needed in all situations

You only need to use getScrollContent if you need a reference to the clip that is being scrolled (for whatever reason). In this case you need it...

Sorry I might have confused you more with something I did not explain correctly. Let me try again. This will either clear things up or confuse you even more :) depending on your knowledge of...

when you do this...

scrollpaneInstance.setScrollContent(scrollpaneInstance.createEmptyMovieClip("myContent", 1));

you are creating an empty MC that the scrollpane will move up and down to give...

Ahh yes, sorry I did not catch that before. I would say it is not discussed in AS refernces because its kind of a common sense thing (although easily overlooked). All of your jpgs need to be loaded...

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I'm not sure I understand the question but here is my explaination of how it works..

getScrollContent method simply returns a refernce to the movieclip that the scrollpane uses to hold its...

No problem, Let me know how you make out. I think the problem with your approach is that you are creating everything outside the scroll pane, and then trying to put it in when its done. I tried...

I've done this before but took a much different approach. I first set the scroll content to an empty movieclip. Something like this...


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Its not pointless at all. Include and Import are totally different things. Include brings the text file into the flash movie. Class files are compiled first and thus require the "import" command. ...

I like the img tag support too. I wanted to use it in a scrolling text field when I noticed there was no longer a scroll bar component. This is because text fileds now have a "scrollable" setting...

Just click on the one jmp909 posted.

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you asked "how to use the Vector Art API", and thats what those tutorials are about. If you want to know more about texture mapping, look at the FLA from this one...
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There are numerous ways to accomplish this. My prefered way is...

Function.apply(thisObject, argumentsObject)

See the AS dicitonary for more details.

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Brittany,

The change handler should be the name of a function you want flash to execute whenever a user picks something in the combobox. This way you can write a function in your own code and...

There are already a few right here at Flash kit...

http://www.flashkit.com/search.php?version=6&term=drawing+api&per=10&cat=tutorials&page=1&x=19&y=12

I didn't say it was impossible, so what exactly am I wrong about? Also, in my second post, I already pointed out one of the examples you did.

When I said "Flash cannot manipulate bitmaps in that...

Does this not make sense? Is this not the info you were looking for? Or has interest in this thread died?

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Ok, I'll talk in general about inheritance a little and refer to someone elses site for how to implement inheritance in Flash.

You use inheritance when you have 2 classes that have an is-a...

Hi Rip,

There is much to learn on this topic. Far too much to write in a forum messsage, but I can suggest a very good book for you... The Object-Oriented Thought Process by Matt Weisfeld, SAMS...

replace this...
myMov = ('_root.movie' + whichMovie)
with this...
myMov = _root['movie' + whichMovie]

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You are correct, SharedObject is for local storage. You will need to store something on your server if you want all users to see the same thing. You could use a text file, XML or a database.
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First of all GotoFrame is 0 based so you are telling it to go 1 frame beyond the last frame. Second, I'm not sure GotoFrame can take a variable as an argument. Even if it does, you have to wonder if...

A movieclip is rotated around its registration point which is indicated by cross hairs. Place your movielcip's graphical content in relation to that point.

You cannot directly manipulate this...