At 7:24 PM 6/4/2, Annianda@aol.com wrote:
> I'm able to see images... well... ghosts of the images that hav
> their alphas set to 0%. Is there any way to avoid this when
> creating a Flash movie?

If you'd like to not see something, try making it invisible or adjusting
its position to up above the menubar. This greatly decreases the work the
computer will do in blending pixel values together multiple frames per
second.

(For the "why" of it, monitor color depths differ. Particularly, monitors
set to "thousands of colors" have only 1/256th of monitors set to other
depths. When two arbitrary colors are blended together to aribtrary levels,
the calculation could very well not fit in the monitor's current color
display.)

jd





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