How can you save Flash Animations embedded in web pages?
97368
Hai no need for any special software, Because flash files generally get down loaded in the local system, You can search for those files in the following location with .swf extension\n\n(So plz use F3 to search through the path as *.swf)\n\n* In Windows Xp\n\nC:&#92;\nDocuments and Settings&#92;\nYour User Name&#92;\nLocal Settings&#92;\nTemporary Internet Files&#92;\n*.swf\n\n\n* In General for all other sys\n\nIn IE Go to\n(Tools->Internet Options->Settings->View files(Then search for *.swf files)
434939
Import the flash file to HTML web page. Then you can easily upload your flash file. If your using front page or macro media dream weaver mx , the coding for the flash file import will automatically create by the softwares.
185754
go to www.howstuffworks.com, they'll prolly have somthing for you with flash animations.
147229
Install the flash player in a dedicated directory/folder
634259
Dear\nyou can download programs that can download flash object in web such as "Save Flash" \ngo on download.com and download it\ni am sure that it can help you
789092
through what browser?\n\nwhat's your operating system?\n\nupdated your OS recently?\n\nhave you installed Adobe/Macromedia's Flash players current version?
751336
View the from your tool bar source, look for someting like \n\nsrc="http://blah blah whatever.swf" and copy into your adress bar. If it works, open note pad\ntype in\n\n<html>\n<body>\n<a href="insert adress here">any text you want here</a>\n\n</body>\n</html>\nand save with an .html rather than a .txt extension.\nclose document, then open and right click the text and save the link.\nNote you may have to open the doc with a browser
189757
The same way you do it in any old HTML page.\n\nhttp://livedocs.macromedia.com/flash/mx2004/main_7_2/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm?href=Part_UsingFlash.html
446574
Absolutely.  Flash is wonderful for animating vector shapes, and save the output at a very small file size.  If you're new to Flash, it can be a little intimidating the first time you open it up.  i can recommend a book to start you off.. Flash MX: Training from the Source by Jen DeHaan. The step by step tutorials will definately get you going with animations, as well as some of the other powerful features for web development. Good luck!
8840
It depends on the file format you are planning to put in your web page. \n\nTo put a Windows Media File (avi,wav, wma, asf, asx):\n\n<EMBED \ntype="application/x-mplayer2"    pluginspage="http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/MediaPlayer/"   SRC="http://server/path/your-file.wma" \nname="Media"\nwidth="500"\nheight="500"\nautostart="1"\nshowcontrols="0">\n</EMBED>\n\n\nTo put a Flash movie :\n\n<object width="500" height="500">\n<param name="movie" value="yourflashfile.swf">\n<embed src="yourflashfile.swf" width="500" height="500">\n</embed>\n</object>\n\n\nTo put a Real Media File :\n\n<EMBED\ntype="audio/x-pn-realaudio-plugin"\nsrc="http://server/path/your-file.ram"\nwidth="500"\nheight="500"\nautostart="true"\ncontrols="imagewindow"\nconsole="video">\n</EMBED>\n\nTo put a quick time file :\n\n<EMBED pluginspage="http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/" src="http://server/path/your-file.mov" \nwidth="320"\nheight="256"\ntype="video/quicktime"\nAUTOPLAY="true"\nCONTROLLER="false">\n</EMBED>
130384
google flash tutorials and research
107435
you can use Flash Saver 5.5 ... to save flash from a webste... there are many other flash saving softwares, but i like this.
271463
Try not to use the embed command as it is not part of the specs for modern html.\n\nThe following is a fully compliant, modern alternative.\n\n<object type="application / x-shockwave-flash" data="/movie.swf" title="Flash movie">\n<param name="movie" value="/movie.swf" />\n<img src="/images/backup.gif" alt="Alternate image text" />\n</object>\n\n(remove the spaces from "application / x-shockwave-flash" as this site wont let it through without)
1180077
Go to www.download.com and search something like 'convert flash to gif'.
807603
Look at the source code on page the flash media you are looking at is on and you will see a file with a .swf extension with a location. Type the URL for this file in address bar hit return key then from file/save as save the .swf file. You can now start a collection of your favorite flash media files
812971
Go to adobe.com and click "Download Flash Player"
692512
I don't think Flash has the ability to do that...\nFlash can only write some "cookies" on the user's computer, so called SharedObjects.\n\nYou may link your Flash to an HTML page, which starts the download of the file you want.