Re: how to add a moving graphic to a webpage

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From: pjonesCET
Date: Fri, 06 Mar 2009 15:19

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If you still decide to go the way of the Flash movie. be sure only to set it loop only once. In other words, cycle from beginning to end then stop. don't go to another movie.

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