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[zerbat]

hi all,

so far all my flash work has been created for display purposes only, i.e. showcases, music videos etc. You can tell by looking at my website that i need to learn a few things (www.tabrez.cc)

I'm now creating a website for a client and there's a few things i need to take into consideration, for example, file sizes, and how to make a preloader etc. I have 1 week to do this and i think i can manage with just a wee bit of advice on a few things:


1. First things first, is 800x600 an okay stage size?

2. I'm assuming it's more efficient to create each section of the website as a seperate swf to load instead of a scene?

3. how to get the back button on IE6 to integrate with the flash movie.

thanks in advance

tabrez...

[scudsucker]

1) Yes, but use less than 800 x 600 to allow for the scroll bars, toolbars, google bars etc etc, 740 * 560 seems OK.

2) Yes. Yes. Yes. Do not use scenes. Ever again!

3) Apparently it can be done, look into "named anchors". But I've never managed.

[zerbat]

cheers scud.

When i first got into flash, i had a wee play around with named anchors, I'm pretty sure i can crack it.

I'll stick to swf's then and not bother with scenes

thanks for your help, keep an eye out on my progress if u wish, www.kandelicious.co.uk

right now it's a really crappy template thing, and i've got the most boring client right now and she love's it! Boring!

thanks again!!!