"Laiverd.COM" <share_your_knowledge@someserver.com> wrote in message
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> Actually we don't care about urgency (without offense); we are all
> volunteering here so are under no obligation whatsoever to help no matter
> what the urgency is. That's something one has to learn to live with
posting
> here; it could mean that your question is not answered within 5 minutes,
or
> even within a day, or answered at all (which rarely happens I think).
Apart
> from that everybody here is more than eager to help (time and knowledge
> permitting) otherwise they would not be here at all. And so am I (I
answered
> your question).
> If it's really urgent get some paid professional help. If you're not
willing
> to do that, you might as well adhere to some basic newsgroup courtesy
rules.
>
> Good luck.
>
> John
>
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"Laiverd.COM" <share_your_knowledge@someserver.com> wrote in message
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> Like I said in my answer. It's impossible to change a Flashfile without
the
> original .fla file. And as you stated that you don't have that, my feeling
> is that you're sh*t out of luck. What you want to do is creating an
original
> egg from a scrambled one. Maybe someone knows of another solution, but all
I
> can think of is recreating the whole thing from scratch.
>
> No help (sorry), merely some insight.
>
> John
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"Jack" <jackleaman@btinternet.comPOST> wrote in message
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>
> "Laiverd.COM" wrote
> > Maybe someone knows of another solution,
>
> my 2c's
>
> make core.swf - load the external (full-screen) swf to it
> loadMovieNum("external.swf",1);
>
> make button.swf - load it to core.swf -
> loadMovieNum("button.swf",2);
>
> in button.swf -
> on(press){ unloadMovieNum(1); }
>
> untested here, but the theory is sound :)
>
>
>