Re: FLASH: HELP... urgent F5 question!

[derrickito]

sometimes its easy to put your whole timeline into a movie clip, make a new

file, set the dimensions you want for the stage, then dump your whole site

onto the new file as a movie clip and size it the way you want


usually an easy solution, doesnt always work though, but worth a shot



----- Original Message -----

From: "Russell E. Unger" <

russunrealisticexpectations [dot] com

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To: <

flasherchinwag [dot] com

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Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 10:44 AM

Subject: Re: FLASH: HELP... urgent F5 question!



Are you attempting to reduce file size?


If not, why not simply re-size the .swf in the browser?  Unless it's

disproportionate, who's going to know?


Russ


flasher �Pascal wrote:


> Hi all

>

>  I'm finishing up a site and stumbled across the following problem (which

I

> have to solve immediately..): everything is almost done.. now I have the

> change the whole movie's size.. so far so good.. I just change the size of

> the movie to the new size (the content stays the exact same size).. BUT...

> when changing the size of a movie the stage expands from the upper left

> corner.. meaning that my whole content is now located in the upper left

> corner and the additional stage surface is only visible in the lower right

> corner.. BUT ALL MY (already made) CONTENT HAS TO BE CENTERED.. meaning

all

> tweens and everything in my different scenes has to be centered!! and

> whatever I do.. I can't figure out how to move the whole content of a

> scene.. my motions tweens get ripped appart and nothing is together

> anymore.. Please help... I tried every possibility I know of (select all,

> edit multiple.., onion all etc..) and tomorrow everything has to be done!!

>

> anyone.. please let me know how to solve this

>

> thanks

>     pascal



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