Hi Danny, Are you sure that all the symbols that the shared library object uses are also set to be shared?
i.e. If the top-level symbol (set as runtime shared in the Linkage dialog) contains/references lots of other library symbols in the shared library, unless _they too_ are set to be runtime shared, they'll get copied into your new .swf HTH, Ian On 11/30/06, Danny Kodicek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've got a swf that is 4k in size. When I link an object from a shared library and republish, the swf goes up to 140k. What's going on? What is the point of shared libraries if they don't keep the file size down? Danny
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