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Should I change the resolution?
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Why...?
Looks ok to me... If you've got it looking good for 800-600 then you should leave it as it is. After all, I think 800-600 is the most popular resolution. funkymonk B-)
rod@sameplanet.co.uk
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Looks ok to me... If you've got it looking good for 800-600 then you should leave it as it is. After all, I think 800-600 is the most popular resolution. funkymonk B-)
rod@sameplanet.co.uk
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bigbird3156
Programmer
ok....
I'm not quite sure what you are after...
However, flash can be resized to just about any size that you want, as long as the dimentions stay at the same ratio... ie if the movie is 100X200 pixels, you can resize it to 50x100, 25X50 200x400 2000x4000 etc...
if you put your flash movie inside a layer and force the size of the layer you can make it fit inside a 640X480 800X600 or 1024x768 window....
I just got hold of a javascript that you can put on your index page that will read which resolution a persons computer is in, and then redirect it to different page depending on what the resolution is... it works really well! then all you do is set up 3 pages one set for 640x480 one set for 800x 600 and one set for 1024x768... i set up my flash movie for a 800X600 resolution but with this javascript it even looks great in 640x480!!!
if this is what you are after let me know and i'll pass it on for you (-: The Bird from Down Under
bigbird_3156@bb3.com.au
I'm not quite sure what you are after...
However, flash can be resized to just about any size that you want, as long as the dimentions stay at the same ratio... ie if the movie is 100X200 pixels, you can resize it to 50x100, 25X50 200x400 2000x4000 etc...
if you put your flash movie inside a layer and force the size of the layer you can make it fit inside a 640X480 800X600 or 1024x768 window....
I just got hold of a javascript that you can put on your index page that will read which resolution a persons computer is in, and then redirect it to different page depending on what the resolution is... it works really well! then all you do is set up 3 pages one set for 640x480 one set for 800x 600 and one set for 1024x768... i set up my flash movie for a 800X600 resolution but with this javascript it even looks great in 640x480!!!
if this is what you are after let me know and i'll pass it on for you (-: The Bird from Down Under
bigbird_3156@bb3.com.au
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