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you rock, many thanks

Ok, this is my first database, and I don't really know what I'm doing..

I created the DB in Access.. It's the simples possible databse.. one table ("Table1") with a unique key 1,2 etc, and a...

I need to make an animated gif, I know I've done it with flash before, but it's not working now, I'm sure I have all my settings right, but when it's published it's just a static gif.
Any thoughts?...

wow, two nearly identical questions within 10 minutes of each other.. check out this thread.

ok, first you have a frameset, right? and do you have a name="something" on each <frame>? If not add that..
now notice when you do the getURL action there is a place for 'window' -- enter the name...

have you looked at the source of that page?
you will see there is a table with height and width set to 100%, then the <tr> says valign="middle", and the <td> has align="center" .... actually that...

ok foolio's, it's up! I swear...
er I hope..
well it works for me... and my friend said he's done messing with the settings on the server. I have redone the 'traditional media' section all in flash...

Not sure, I'm sure you have some learning materials that show each step in the process of folding origami, right?. To animate from one step to the next sounds tricky. I would imagine it has to be one...

It's all a balance between quality and size. What do you use to edit bitmaps? Photoshop? There's all kinds of options in there for optimizing file size... use 'save for web' and mess with the options...

oh hey, there's these transitions also, but they only work for ie 4 and higher....
(the example they have on that page is broken... but they do work)
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I'm working on a kind of slide show... I want each "slide" to be a separate swf that I load into my interface swf.

Each "slide" replaces the last... they are loaded on the same level....
Each...

hello and welcome
I don't know of anything like that. The only thing that come to mind is if you look on the publish settings in flash under HTML there is a dropdown for "widow mode" one option is...

I don't know about embedding a java applet...
But, you can create hyperlinks in your text file... If you enable HTML on your text field you can actually put something like this in your txt file:
<a...

doh!! my friend is hosting this for me, and he's trying to get FTP working, I guess that has something to do with it. Dammit, I had this up for a day and a half, it figures people wouldn't notice...

oh, hmm, that's tough. Sounds like you're going to have to use some javascript, yeah, I mean something outside of your flash movie needs to be keeping track of which instance it is. there are some...

There's nudity too! haha, well it's fine art nudity, so don't get too excited.... I just put this up tonight, so tell me if there are any problems. I only have the "traditional Media" section done. I...

nice design, I like that image a lot, the tree, clouds and wind... it's pretty cpu intensive and runs a little choppy for me. And, I think you're a little too morbid for a design company hehe! I...

yeah, looks good, I'm not a big swish fan, but still its smooth! I almost closed the main interface, because I thought is was a popup I didn't want like the tripod popup. You can center that popup by...

oh, not sure I understood completely...
I understand making a script for layers, and one for browsers understanding document.all ... but what do I do for N6? Is it myDiv.document.write("blah...

have you tried loadVariables? You can place that on the first frame of your movie, load your txt file, and then use the variables in there.... you can get the details in the flash help pages...
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I think the eval function may help... like this:

movingUp = eval("portWin" + targetDepth);
movingDown = eval("portWin" + portHighestDepth);

hope that helps,
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yeah, but, didn't netscape stop supporting layers in 6.0? That's what I've heard from several sources....
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I'm making a slide show... I want to change the text that goes along with each image as the image changes.

I learned all my scripting in an IE5 shop, so normally I would put a <div id="myDiv"> in...

I hear so many pining for the old interface, I don't understand....
If you're familiar with photoshop (and I think most are) it shouldn't be too much of a leap... Just like photoshop you can hit Tab...

The one I use is hypersnap , I love it, and you can choose to include the cursor if you want.