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Re: Export SWF with transparent background

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From: Chris_Cornelis
Date: Mon, 05 Jan 2009 07:40
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I agree that paper is opaque by nature :-), but it's not unusual in the printing industry to print on transparent materials, so I think there must/should be a way to do this.

Chris.
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