Good to know that's possible.  How would you take the binary string and have
flash treat it as a graphic?

-Chris

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raw data:  that IS possible ! Only compression get's lost, but you could 
write your own serverside and clientside
compression and decompression algorithm. Good luck.

Chris Wilson wrote:
> I see.  Thanks for clarifying.  I'm not sure how to disable the caching,
> unfortunately.  
>
> If there were a way to create an image in Flash using a raw binary data
> string, you could read the png file and process it that way, thereby
> probably bypassing any built-in file-based caching.  I'm still relatively
> new to Flash, though, so that might not be possible.
>
> Best of luck on it, though!
>
> -Chris
>
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> Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 6:05 PM
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> Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] secure png
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> The goal of the client is to customize an image with a lot of 3d 
> rendered png alpha layers. They don't care if the competitors do a 
> screen capture, they don't want their competitors to know how they treat 
> the image(alpha) for the layering of images.
>
> Chris Wilson a écrit :
>
>   
>> I don't know of a way to do that, but what's the point?  All the
competitor
>> needs is a screen capture utility (or just <ctrl>-Print Screen in
Windows)
>> and the image is theirs...
>>
>> -Chris
>>
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>> I would like to load png into flash 8 without having it in the cache. My 
>> client don't want it competitors to have access to their png so I have 
>> to find a way to load a png in flash securely. Is there any solutions ?
>> Thanks
>>
>> Maxime
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