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Article #15871Re: Matching Backgrnd color to page color
From: Jeremy Hendrickson
Date: Thu, 09 May 2002 21:54
Date: Thu, 09 May 2002 21:54
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Steven, One thing I do, which I believe is helping, is to create a small tile in Photoshop using the color I want the SWF and HTML background to be. I save this as a JPEG and use it as a tiled background image in my HTML page. Then, I simply resize the original Photoshop tile to the size of my LIV file and place it in the very back of that LIV file. Make sure your JPEG compression settings are the same for both the smaller HTML background tile (which you specified when saving to JPEG format from within Photoshop) and the larger LIV background (which you specify in the export settings dialog box). Basically, what you've done is use the same colored image for the background of the SWF and the HTML page. Again, this seems to be working for me. However, try it and let me know your results. Jeremy
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