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    goto url at end of movie w/o clicking on anything?

    I tried searching for this, but the connection kept timing out--sorry. I'm trying to get my movie to go to another url at the end of the movie automatically, without the visitor having to click on anything.....Seems simple, but I can't find it. Thanks in advance,


    wake

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    wake,

    In the last frame of your movie put a gotoURL and a stop (both actions in the same frame). When you type in the URL you should use the complete address, including http://

    Hope this helps,

    Flick

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    Thanks Flick--one more question about colors of images changing???

    Flick,

    I'll try it..In the meantime, while waiting for a response to my post, I Tested in Browser, and saw that all my images are now grey--looks as if you turned off rgb mode and switched to greyscale in Photoshop or something!! Is there a similar switch in Swish, or something else I'm doing wrong?? Thanks again for the earlier answer,


    wake

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    nevermind....

    I just answered my own question...thanks for the help earlier...


    wake

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    If you're loading an .flv using progressive download you'd need to use actionscript like this on your player .swf:

    Code:
    stop(); 
    var myListener = new Object();
    myListener.complete = function():Void
    { 
    getURL("http://www.aiproducts.com/cabcam/","_blank");
    } 
    // replace video with the instance name you choose for your FLV
    vid.addEventListener("complete",myListener);
    ^^

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    Seriously you jest,

    You bring a thread back from the dead almost four years later to respond to something which was already resolved. And the information you provide is in no way shape or form relavant to the original post.

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