Re: Audio Sound Bites when image is a rollover.

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From: Nate Baldwin
Date: Thu, 12 Aug 2004 02:57

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As with any other audio on the web, your best bet is to just make the whole rollover in an SWF editing program (Flash, LiveMotion, etc.)

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