I did it with a hash sign (or whatever the name of that thing is), works
fine:
-default-background-color #FFFFFF
Also found some sources mentioning the use of a metadata tag, but that
did not do it for my application: <mx:Metadata>
[SWF(defaultBackgroundColor="0xFFFFFF")]
</mx:Metadata>
--- In [email protected], Clinton Judy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm trying to change the background color the preloader uses. I've
been
> using mxmlc to compile at the command line. From searching tutorials
and
> the documentation, it looks like I'm supposed to add
> -default-background-color as an argument.
>
> But adding -default-background-color 2d3238 throws an error, and tells
> me I need to use an integer? Looking elsewhere, I see someone used
> -default-background-color 0x2d3238 successfully. I try that, and I
don't
> get an error, but I still see the original preloader background color.
>
> How do I change it?
>
