Hi Ron,
you can always create your flash animation beginning with an empty
frame the same background as your site. Set the movie up so that
onRollOver (I think that's the flash event, maybe onMouseOver) it
kicks off the actual animation movie.
cheers,
Toby
Thursday, February 20, 2003, 4:46:36 PM, you wrote:
RZ> Ok, before I ask this really dumb question, I want you all to promise not to
RZ> yell at me.
RZ> Is there a way to simply roll your mouse over a part of the screen, where
RZ> presumable a flash movie is lying in wait, and that when the mouse rolls
RZ> over it, the animation begins and goes through till it ends, and have this
RZ> embedded into a normal web page so that a visitor thinks that its just an
RZ> ordinary picture and gets a pleasant surprise when the picture starts moving
RZ> Just a simple yes or no will do, however if its yes, has anyone seen this
RZ> done and if so could you point me to the URL so I could see it in action. If
RZ> no, then sorry to bug you.
RZ> Ron...
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