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I fixed this issue. Wanted to post the solution in case someone experiences it. The problem is that FlashVars are passed to Flash as objects so when we set the textbox.htmlText = FlashVar it displayed the object not the string. Once we changed it to textbox.htmlText = String(FlashVar)...

We are still having issues passing HTML text using FlashVars. Here is the code. Pretty simple, notUndefined is a function that checks to make sure the variable(CompanyBio) was assigned a value from the flashVar on load. If it has a value, set the html property to true and assign the text to it...

I have resolved this issue by parsing the HTML in ASP.NET before it is passed to the movie with FlashVars. If anyone may have a solution to the original issue i would still like to hear it as I would rather not use this approach.

I have an HTML string that is passed into a flash movie using FlahVars. We are using the EpicFlash Control to render the movie in Asp.net. The issue is that when the string (CompanyBIO) displays in the textbox it displays the HTML markup and not the formatted text. I have the textboxes html...

It has a static IP address. So PC anywhere would work then ?

When I am at work, I would like to access my computer at home. At home I have a peer-to-peer network using Windows 98 computers with a CABLE modem. Does anyone know how I can access my computer at home remotely? Any help would be appreciated.

I would like to access my computer at home from work. At home I'm running Windows 98 with a cable modem, so there is no dial up. Does anyone know how I would set up my computer at home so I can access it from work ? I would really appreciate some help