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Aretha Samson #1
Full screening my Flash Page. How?
I'd like to full screen my flash page but have had no luckl figuring out how
to get my page to recongize individuals resolution any help.
Mike
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The East Coast Guy webforumsuser@macromedia.com #2
Re:Full screening my Flash Page. How?
If you mean that you would like to create a page that will auto size to any resolution so would I, could someone help us please?
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Noggin The Nog webforumsuser@macromedia.com #3
Re:Full screening my Flash Page. How?
Hi
Check out [url]http://www.flashkit.com/movies/Smart_Clips/Easy_Pop-Phil_She-5664/index.php[/url]
This smart clip is a quick way to do it. If you use the full screen popup, make sure you put a close window button in - sounds a basic thing to remember but you would be suprised how many times it has been missed!
The other thing to remember is that if you want it to fit regardless of screen res, use the 100% publishing option - if you are working based on a 800x600 res, then I suggest publishing at best quality as that takes the edge off some of the loss of image quality when viewed on a higher res screen.
If you need to do it just on flash so it works as a projector as well use this line of code as an action in the first frame (cut and paste below) - this will make the swf full screen.
fscommand("fullscreen", "true");
Hope that does the trick.
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