Re: SIZE OF JPG saved as LIV TRIPLES IN SIZE

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From: Jon T
Date: Thu, 09 May 2002 02:40

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Tracey, what Joe is saying is that, look at the size of your EXPORTED SWF size. If your LIV file is 25kb, THAT is normal. Your SWF file size, should be TONS smaller. 

 What is the file size of your LIV and of your SWF?

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