Make an 18 x 18 movie and set the background to the colour you want (ie the same as your main movie). Export this file as a gif image (remember to include the full document size). Then make this image the background of your html page. The image will tile giving a colour that should now match your SWF!

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paul > -----Original Message----- > From: Julie Fell [mailto:jfell@rivals.com] > Sent: Monday, January 08, 2001 5:53 PM > To: 'flasher@chinwag.com' > Subject: FLASH: Movie BG Color not matching HTML body color > > > I'm using the same color for the background property of my > movie as I am in > the body tag of my HTML page but they aren't rendering the same. The > background color of the Flash movie is slightly lighter. Is > this a bug or am > I doing something wrong? Thanks in advance!! > > http://www.thelinkzone.com/flash/portfolio2.htm > > p.s. The color I am using is #3864A0. The movie is set at > 800x600 so you > will only notice it if your screen resolution is set to > 1024x768 or higher. > > Julie Fell > UI Designer > Rivals.com -- RivalNetworks, Inc. > jfell@rivals.com > http://www.rivals.com

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