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  1. Yea, else I would just set a fixed size, and that is all.Perhaps some JS might do it. The usage of frames is optional. I just need 2 section where one is scalable, preferably gives me the ability to set a minimum size width. The only method I know how to do this is with frames (well the ability to have 2 sections and scalable part...)Help would be greatly appreciated..
  2. Thanks, but I know that, I meant to be able to set a MINIMUM width, meaning the user can not scale lower then (let's say 100px) yes it can be bigger.
  3. To do such thing, and be sure it works at 100%, I recommend using a a swf2exe program.I really like SWF Studio V3, as it is rock solid and works under Win95 and up (including Vista). They are others like Zinc from MDM which is also nice.With it, you can do stuff like:loadmovie("startdir://mypicture.jpg");Were startdir:// by the swf2exe tool mentioned above will find the full path where the exe itself is located. (I don't know about the other swf2exe tools how this works but for sure they have a way.)NOTE: the startdir://will NOT work under your swf, or withing Flash, You NEED to transform your swf into an EXE WITH the swf2exe program (thsi appies to all other swf2exe software arround)
  4. You need to use get Date commands that Flash has to offer, you can easily know what month (Jan, Feb...), and day number (1,2,3 ... 31), and day of the week it is. (Monday, Tuesday...)And with some if condition, you can set what movie clip should show at what day.And that's it! - Examples on Flash 7, 8 help documentations on those commands are well done, just look inside.
  5. Hello,Is there anyway possible (mixture of scripting languages?!?) to be able to set a minimum width that a frame can scale down to?Thanks a lot!
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