yes you can - search these forums as this has been asked and answered several times - edit your html
file after you publish from flash:
<param name="bgcolor" value="#000000">
//or whatever color value you wish.
hope this helps.
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www.keyframer.com [quoted text, click to view] droopy.ro wrote:
> to embed a color??? first of all you can't embed colors in flash.
> second of all the white box appears because the flash player is actually
> started by the browser, so you can't do anything about it, anyway... if you
> don't have anything else that laods in the first frame, there is no problem
> because it doesn't take that much for the flash player to start.
> i hope the answer was useful
I had the same problem for almost a month before I had someone help me out.
I'm guessing that your are putting the .swf file into a page in a program like
dreamweaver. If you look at your code you probably don't have the color
embedded into the file. So for example my code looks like this
<param name="movie" value="../images/headernavy.swf">
<param name="quality" value="high">
<param name="bgcolor" value="#9bcdb2">
Notice the last line has the color in it. Check your file and see if that
line is missing. Sometimes when you publish the file it leaves out the bgcolor.