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thanks for your reply Bignewbie, i know online it poses no problem but unfortunatly i need it offline, and fullscreen won't do the trick. I've seen it in a projector once before so I'll have to keep searching. Thanks for your reply anyway, Stardate13

Is there a way to change the dimension of a swf-movie (or projector)during playback? E.g. from 800x600 to lets say 1600x600 px. I've seen it once so i know it's possible, but can't seem to find it anywhere. Can anyone help me out here please?

Hi Ramsey, Oldnewbie wrote the script for me. Since i'm new here i don't wanna start of posting other people's work on this forum. Oldnewbie however is a real nice guy, i'm sure i you ask him... best regards, Stardate13

Exactly, I sure am curious to know how you did it. thank you very much. You're great. Greetz Jack

Sorry, Yes i use MX

Thanks Oldnewbie, I really appreciate this. The files in a zip-file under: www.teamstiihl.nl\test\pausestop\pausestop.zip and for online view at: www.teamstiihl.nl\test\pausestop\pausestop.html Thanks in advance, Jack Lenders - the Netherlands

thats correct, one of the provided swf's does just that, the main timeline stop while some parts still go on. Ohter movies don't stop at all (i think they might have a movieclip with all inside on the main timeline). I want to stop all thats inside the movie regardless of its content.

I'm creating an interface which loads external swf's into a preview window, so far all's fine but i need to start and stop these movies in the preview window. This works fine too, however not with all of the files. Since i'm not the creator of the external files i can't debug here. The method...

Made a zoom tool a while back, no use of any sliders needed just click. The amount of magnification is fixed in the as but can easily be converted into a variable for control by button or whatever. http://www.flashkit.com/movies/Interfaces/Other/Zoom_me-Jack_Len-8487/index.php

You can also take a look at Flix 3.0 form Wildform. For not to lengthy video it does the trick for me. It convert video to swf. Which in turn you can import, or better still, load externaly.

Did you use the (default) CMYK color mode to create your artwork? If so, change it to RGB, don't forget to convert the items you've already made in that document. Also you might want to turn of the color management. Hope this helps