I have an image that is a client's logo. In Flash, it looks perfectly fine. But when I publish, compressed or not, high JPEG or not, this thing get a crook in the letter "h" that I cannot make go away.

To see the problem, got to http://www.anthonymazzella.com/test.htm
To see the gif as imported to Flash go to http://www.anthonymazzella.com/gifalone.htm

I cant seem to draw over the H to straighten it out and it is very frustrating. Any help appreciated.

Thanks

Linda



Referring URLs
http://www.anthonymazzella.com/test.htm
http://www.anthonymazzella.com/gifalone.htm

I've had that too, some time ago. Bug, I think.
Try to convert the logo into a .png file...

Perhaps it works?

Daniel

Try putting the logo at exact (no decimal values) coordinates. Export as is
(lossless gif/png). If all that doesn't help; try to get hold of a vector
version of the logo. Obviously you're not scaling the thing right?

You might wanna have a look at this often visited doc also

http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/ts/documents/bitmaps_shift.htm

John

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