"Chris Jumonville" <verticalterrain@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:ej99as$9jt$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Chris,
>
> Is there a way I could send yuo the .fla file and then you could take a
> quick peak at it for me? When I play the file in Flash the outline shows
> up just fine, it's just in the browser it won't show up. Anyways if you
> shoot me your email I could send you it. My email is
> chris@verticalterrain.com
>
>
> --
> Best Regards,
>
> Chris Jumonville
> iMedia Web Design
> 503.277.3553
> "Chris Georgenes" <chris@REMOVEmudbubble.com> wrote in message
> news:ej8s3o$irq$6@forums.macromedia.com...
>> looks to me like the line is simply not the right size of the images in
>> the slideshow - only a guess - impossible to pinpoint it without seeing
>> the fla and knowing the dimensions of the images and how they are being
>> loaded (dynamically?) and if the outline is positioned correctly - or any
>> number of things that would be easily answered looking at the fla.
>>
>> is the rounded corners being made with a mask? If so make sure the mask
>> or the clip the mask is in isn't scaled inadvertantly (assuming the
>> outline is on a different timeline).
>>
>>
>> hope this help.
>>
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>> Chris Jumonville wrote:
>>> Here is the deal... If you look at my site I'm building
>>> www.verticalterrain.com/evergreenengineering.com/
>>>
>>> you will notice that the flash slideshow I built has a border all around
>>> it
>>> except for on the right and bottom sides. This is completley rediculous
>>> because my .fla file has a border all the way around. Basically all I
>>> did
>>> was take a rounded rectangle, convert it to a graphic with no fill, just
>>> the
>>> edges and made it it's own layer on top of the entire slideshow. Does
>>> anyone know why it's doing this?
>>>
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