Lilith:
I've run into a similiar situtation where I had
over four hundred pages of content to display and
with pages with text it took a long time to load.
What I did was create a template movie where I
would lay out a page of content. Then I had code
on start that would take all the objects on the
stage and make one large image out of them (you
can get the image object from a text member) by
using copyPixels. I'd then save the cast
externally and
simply load in the cast dynamically and all I'd be
loading in was one image which is much faster. In
order to edit content the content designers could
use the template and rerun the utility if changes
were necessary..
I'm not sure if this solution caters to your
situations but...
Jason
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