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Doug #1
wrap text around an image or
Newbie question. Is it possible to wrap text around an image or movie clip
in Flash? If not, how do you go about wrapping text?
Thanks!
Doug
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Adam Albright #2
Re: wrap text around an image or
On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 19:48:53 GMT, "Doug" <letsgometsREMOVE@snet.net>
wrote:
Easy way: The same way you do with HTML... assuming you want embedded>Newbie question. Is it possible to wrap text around an image or movie clip
>in Flash? If not, how do you go about wrapping text?
>
>Thanks!
>Doug
HTML in your Flash. In other words you can have either or both
embedded images and/or movies within HTML pages which are part of
Flash pages. Use the SAME tag you do in HTML. Caution: Flash only
supports a limted number of HTML tags, but you can also use CSS and
make custom tags for formatting.
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Doug #3
Re: wrap text around an image or
Thanks Adam. But, if I use the Text tool to create a block of text, how does
tbe text block area flow around the image/Movie clip?
Yikes! I feel like such a friggin' newbie on this.
"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message
news:jh4sr09foi4ilcuh8mso8v48vajgqiucf6@4ax.com...> On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 19:48:53 GMT, "Doug" <letsgometsREMOVE@snet.net>
> wrote:
>>>>Newbie question. Is it possible to wrap text around an image or movie clip
>>in Flash? If not, how do you go about wrapping text?
>>
>>Thanks!
>>Doug
> Easy way: The same way you do with HTML... assuming you want embedded
> HTML in your Flash. In other words you can have either or both
> embedded images and/or movies within HTML pages which are part of
> Flash pages. Use the SAME tag you do in HTML. Caution: Flash only
> supports a limted number of HTML tags, but you can also use CSS and
> make custom tags for formatting.
>
Doug Guest
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wvg@wideopenwest.com. #4
Re: wrap text around an image or
On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 15:53:42 GMT, "Doug" <letsgometsREMOVE@snet.net>
wrote:
>Thanks Adam. But, if I use the Text tool to create a block of text, how does
>tbe text block area flow around the image/Movie clip?
>
>Yikes! I feel like such a friggin' newbie on this.
You IMPORT a text file, which can be a HTML file with tags Flash
supports. Any image or movie (can be a SWF file) is linked using
standard IMG tags.
Here's an example:
[url]http://www.bb-video.net[/url]
I didn't wrap the text images around, but if you use the standard IMG
and anchor tags common to HTML that can appear within the text.
Under the setup button the second tutorial, page #9 you see an example
The partial text file look like this:
<subhead-1>Alternative Hue Adjustment Without Blue Filter</subhead-1>
<img src="red adjust.jpg" width="141" height="52" align="left"
hspace="2" vspace="8">If you can't obtain a proper blue filter you can
still adjust off the Red bar on the SMPTE color bar chart.
>
>"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message
>news:jh4sr09foi4ilcuh8mso8v48vajgqiucf6@4ax.com.. .>>> On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 19:48:53 GMT, "Doug" <letsgometsREMOVE@snet.net>
>> wrote:
>>>>>>>Newbie question. Is it possible to wrap text around an image or movie clip
>>>in Flash? If not, how do you go about wrapping text?
>>>
>>>Thanks!
>>>Doug
>> Easy way: The same way you do with HTML... assuming you want embedded
>> HTML in your Flash. In other words you can have either or both
>> embedded images and/or movies within HTML pages which are part of
>> Flash pages. Use the SAME tag you do in HTML. Caution: Flash only
>> supports a limted number of HTML tags, but you can also use CSS and
>> make custom tags for formatting.
>>
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Doug #5
Re: wrap text around an image or
Thanks! I think it finally sunk in.
Thanks again.
Doug
<wvg@wideopenwest.com.> wrote in message
news:8pcvr0tav2jqabfbqcv3asm2340ah6ct5a@4ax.com...> On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 15:53:42 GMT, "Doug" <letsgometsREMOVE@snet.net>
> wrote:
>>>>Thanks Adam. But, if I use the Text tool to create a block of text, how
>>does
>>tbe text block area flow around the image/Movie clip?
>>
>>Yikes! I feel like such a friggin' newbie on this.
>
> You IMPORT a text file, which can be a HTML file with tags Flash
> supports. Any image or movie (can be a SWF file) is linked using
> standard IMG tags.
>
> Here's an example:
>
> [url]http://www.bb-video.net[/url]
>
> I didn't wrap the text images around, but if you use the standard IMG
> and anchor tags common to HTML that can appear within the text.
>
> Under the setup button the second tutorial, page #9 you see an example
>
> The partial text file look like this:
>
> <subhead-1>Alternative Hue Adjustment Without Blue Filter</subhead-1>
> <img src="red adjust.jpg" width="141" height="52" align="left"
> hspace="2" vspace="8">If you can't obtain a proper blue filter you can
> still adjust off the Red bar on the SMPTE color bar chart.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>>>>
>>"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message
>>news:jh4sr09foi4ilcuh8mso8v48vajgqiucf6@4ax.com. ..>>>>> On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 19:48:53 GMT, "Doug" <letsgometsREMOVE@snet.net>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>Newbie question. Is it possible to wrap text around an image or movie
>>>>clip
>>>>in Flash? If not, how do you go about wrapping text?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks!
>>>>Doug
>>>
>>> Easy way: The same way you do with HTML... assuming you want embedded
>>> HTML in your Flash. In other words you can have either or both
>>> embedded images and/or movies within HTML pages which are part of
>>> Flash pages. Use the SAME tag you do in HTML. Caution: Flash only
>>> supports a limted number of HTML tags, but you can also use CSS and
>>> make custom tags for formatting.
>>>
>
>
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