Re: FLASH: Movie size v. window size

[Randy Kato]

Richard,


IE uses the height & width to size the inside dimensions, and of course NS uses

them to size the entire browser window (chrome included).


What you'll probably want to do is size your window large enough to account for

whatever browser chrome may be present and then fix your movie size at 750x500

with no scaling.


HTH,

Randy


Richard wrote:


> Hi there

>

> >From an HTML link I'm targetting a new browser window into which a Flash

> movie is embedded.

>

> The movie dimensions are 750x500 and I don't want the movie to be scalable

> so I set the parameters of the new window to "resizable=no".

>

> The Flash movie is a photographic gallery so I don't want users resizing the

> window and distorting the resolution of the bitmaps contained therein.

>

> If I set the dimensions of the popup window to 750 x 500 does that refer to

> the inside dimensions? Or do I need to take into account the browser chrome

> etc etc/

>

> While I'm at it, how should I set the SCALE parameter for the Flash movie if

> it is to be embedded into a non resizable window? Does it matter?


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