On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 09:12:49PM +0100, Pablo Rodríguez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > And I created a SWF file converting a PDF file with pdf2swf > (http://ousia.justfree.com/fc-last_slide.swf from > http://ousia.justfree.com/fc-last_slide.pdf). > > Replacing the slides with swfcombine (such as > http://ousia.justfree.com/free.swf, navigable at > http://ousia.justfree.com/wrong-embed.swf) in I discovered two errors. > > Background color in frames that use the script above seem to loose their > background color (2 and 3), but not the one converted with pdf2swf > (frame 5). This might be a bug in swfcombine.
SWF background is global. That means that you can't have it set for a specific frame. Hence, in your case, you'll probably need to put a filled rectangle (.box) in the background with your desired background color. > Although http://ousia.justfree.com/wrong-embed.swf contains 242 frames, Actually, it only contains one frame. How did you create this file? Greetings Matthias
