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sherry3795
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Very easy to use!
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MylifeinFiction
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How easy is this to add to my Flash site?
Do you drag n drop something on to the stage?
PLease hit me back!
Ernie-
Posted 2 years ago
digitalscience
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gearheadusa
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Hi I just bought this.. hoping you can help. I am trying to figure out how to move the Prev and Back buttons up by 40 pixels, so that they sit ON the image instead of below it.Is that possible?
Thx
Posted 2 years ago
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gearheadusa
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oops.. never mind. I figured it out. Cheers
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thomasbess
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Hi,
I’m trying to load a swf file but it’s not working.
Can you help me ?
Thank you very much
Thomas
Posted 1 year ago
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digitalscience
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| Created | 5 July 07 |
| ActionScript Version | AS2 |
| Documentation | Unrated |
| Flash Files Included | Flash FLA, HTML Files, XML Files |
| Opens With | MX 2004 (7+) |
| Published Size | 11kb |
| Resolution | Resizable |
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You can drag and drop the main movieclip which is on the stage into your existing Flash file, just make sure the content and xml for the gallery is in the same location where your existing Flash file is being published to. Or another method would be to load the gallery into a target movieclip holder using the loadMovie command. Refer to Flash Reference for help with this.