Re: FLASH: skip intro - advice please

[Karin Christensen]

Or...break it up into separate swf's and use load movie.

Karin


> Hi,

>

> >Checked out your link to skipintro - get the message...so what do

you do

> >if you

> >have a large movie that's gotta load?  any advice is appreciated

from a

> >newbie -

> >  my company has given me a project with audi and bitmap images

that is

> > turning

> >into a pretty large swf file...help, please...thanks, marcia

>

> If they REALLY want all those images you could either do a preloader

which

> make the loading time appear shorter than it actually is (the best

example

> still is the preload at yugop.com, he should add a "skip site and go

back

> to preloader" button). Another possible solution is not to care

about

> people with slow connections. Thats what i had to do when i made the

intro

> for a bmw m3 special

(http://195.27.218.10/bmwe/products/automobiles/m3/)

> ... After working on the intro for a week (7 days 10 hrs a day) i

didn't

> really have any good idea for a preloader anymore.




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