flash (macromedia): Hello
i am trying to e mail a website i am making to a friend so they can see how it
works, I have tried to publish it as a projector file but this doesnt work. As
it wont play all the seperate swfs that are linked through the main nav.
Please help im in a dreadful pickle
:confused;

put all of the associated files (HTML, SWFs) into a single folder/directory.
make sure that the embeded swfs are 'relative' and not 'site root', and they
should pull from the local directory (folder).

Alteranatively, you could just mount them on your server and provide a link to
the site online.

Hi
cool i have tried this but i cant email the whole folder with the swfs inside
I think the suggestion is what im after but to be honest i dont know how to do
it,
could you explain the steps i need to take. I would like to provide the link
in an email
thanks very much

(i thnk the "its the second" suggestion im after)

right on, too big for the 'mail' eh? even zipped?

well, if you don't have your own site domain, you must have an ISP domain
where you can upload to. You must be using Dreamweaver if your able to create
a 'site' and are working with flash, so you can set up Dreamweaver to access
you ISP domain and establish a 'site' link there. Your ISP's site will have
information on how to access your directories and what your basic address will
be. It'll be something like: http://www.yourispserver.com/username/pub or
something like that, they will have more information.

Once you have Dreamweaver hooked up, you place files into the site directory
and upload them to the server. Once the files are in place, you should be able
to access them with your browser, something like:
http://www.yourispserver.com/username/pub/thesite.html

First step, check out what your ISP has to say about the subject, most ISPs
provide you with a certain amount of site space when you sign up.

PS. once established online, just type in the link in your email.

cheers for that