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I just wanted to say... that I have been glad to find out that there is a code that you can add makes your movie take on any background color you choose.
I had some swfs and tried to make them transparent, but like oldnewbie said, it does not work in Netscape, a browser that is frustrating to me, but I took the transparent code off and just made the background of the movie the color of the page so that it appears as if you used the transparent code.
If you do not already know how to make the background of your movie any color you like from the html coding here it is: BGCOLOR="#whatever color you want here"
Place that in the embed part. This is what I've done and it blends in with the movie. All browsers support the bgcolor code.
I had some swfs and tried to make them transparent, but like oldnewbie said, it does not work in Netscape, a browser that is frustrating to me, but I took the transparent code off and just made the background of the movie the color of the page so that it appears as if you used the transparent code.
If you do not already know how to make the background of your movie any color you like from the html coding here it is: BGCOLOR="#whatever color you want here"
Place that in the embed part. This is what I've done and it blends in with the movie. All browsers support the bgcolor code.
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