FLASH: saving as animated gif

[Catherine Anfield]

morning!


i am just learning flash - how do i save an animated gif within flash to export to an html editor?  it seems to come out looking completely different than how i've created it - colours are all wrong...


cath


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

  From: Ruben Mafura 

  To:

flasherchinwag [dot] com

  Sent: December 20, 2000 7:47 AM

  Subject: RE: FLASH: array trouble



  ...the txt-file contains the following (and much more of it):


  soundpress0=12034&soundpress2=13501&soundpress3=.......etc.etc(up to

  soundpress899).


  I just need the values of the variables, not the variablenames.


  About your suggestion...

  Can you give an example of "putting the strings into the array reference

  them directly from the array"?


  GreetZ

  RuupY



  (PS 'De mensen, de oplossingen',...it's Dutch, it stand for 'The people, the

  solutions'. My boss thought of that one,...next year a number of small Flash

  projects will be comming this way and (curious as i am) i'm sort of peeking

  into this Flash-world. Right now, composing music and graphical design is my

  thing. Perhaps that Flash will join these fields of interest. The things

  i've seen so fare, build in Flash look very promising.)


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

  From: Helen Triolo [

designeri-technica [dot] com (mailto:designeri-technica [dot] com)

]

  Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2000 3:25 PM

  To:

flasherchinwag [dot] com

  Subject: Re: FLASH: array trouble



  Not quite clear here.  Yes, a loop is a good idea for putting things in

  an array, and an array is a good idea if you have 900 things with

  similar names!  But do you want the array to contain both variable names

  and strings?  Can't you just put the strings into the array and

  reference them from the array directly?  Also, what's the content of

  your text file?  Hard to answer (from my point of view, anyway) without

  knowing more.


  (PS  What's "De mensen, de oplossingen"?)


  Regards,

  Helen 

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  Ruben Mafura wrote:

  > 

  > >From a novice in Flash, a question concerning arrays.

  > 

  > Can anybody help me out with directly filling an array with values from an

  > external txt?

  > 

  > 1) a 'loadvariable' to place the variables with their values inside a

  > movieclip

  > 2) create an array

  > 2) I've got about 900 values to place in the array so i thought a loop

  would

  > be smart thing to use. Point is that i can't get the loop to work. The

  name

  > of the variable from which i want to place the value in the array needs to

  > be comprised from 2 parts:

  > 

  > a part that doesn't change and a number that increases (up to 899).

  > 

  > e.g.     "SoundPress" + 899       to form variable-name 'SoundPress899'

  > which contains a value

  > "SoundPress" + 899   will form a string and not a name of a variable.

  That's

  > where my problem resides.

  > 

  > I hope i've explained my problem in clear way and i hope evne more that

  > someone can help me out.

  > 

  > Regards.

  > RuupY

  > 

  > Pecoma  ICT-groep * De mensen, de oplossingen *  http://www.pecoma.nl



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