What I mean is the Flash Player only displays the composite layer, all other layers are discarded. If you are loading png files directly rather than embeding them then you should flatten them. But if you Embed them in the swf then the compiler does the work of stripping out the extra layers.
And of course you never lost data, the player can't alter your source files. --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Merrill, Jason" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >>The SWF compiler when it embeds them should be flattening them. The > Fireworks PNG files are layered, but the Flash Player does not support > layered PNGs. > > yes it does. We have a Flash 8 app that shows layered Fireworks .pngs > just fine. We even open the graphics back up in Fireworks, make edits, > save back to the server, load in Flash, and repeat. Never lost any data > doing that (though the files are huge). > > > Jason Merrill > Bank of America > Learning & Organizational Effectiveness >
