I would like to rephrase my question: Is it possible to "zoom in" into a given SWF file (by changing its appropriate XML),
without changing its original size on the display? Regards, Tamar ________________________________ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Magen-Shaked Tamar Sent: Monday, July 09, 2007 2:41 PM To: swfmill@osflash.org Subject: [swfmill] FW: Resize and Scale SWF file Hi All, I'm a new user with the swfmill executable and code, and actually to All SWF world. My application wishes to resize and/or scale a given SWF file. 1. The initiated SWF file is with <Rectangle left="0" right="5000" top="0" bottom="7000"/> // twip unit Since "20 twips = 1 pixel" the size in pixels is 250x350. 2. If I want the frame to be 200x200pixels (from the top left) I guess I need to change <Rectangle left="0" right="4000" top="0" bottom="4000"/> BUT I'm getting a larger SWF file. (I'm looking through the Internet Explorer) 3. after some experiences I figure that - as far as those values are smaller the image is getting bigger, and vice versa I also "play" with the Transform element defined under the /swf/Header/tags/PlaceObject2 with the MAIN tag. In order to manipulate the scaling, and I notice its also influence the size. What is the correct way to resize a frame? What is the correct way to scale a fixed size frame? I really appreciated a useful links that explain those issue (already has "Alexis' SWF Reference") Thanks a lot T.M.
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