how do i simply upload a flash file in .swf format to a website and what html do i need to put?
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give this code for putting the flash file in the website :\n<html>\n<head><title>title of the page to appear in the title bar </title></head>\n<body>\n<CENTER><embed src ="D:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;...&#92;name of the file.swf"   height="470" width="590" autostart="true" loop="true/false" >\n</embed></center> \n</body>\n</html>\n\nlisten the pathname of the file can be copied by right clicking the file --> properties.\nsomething written as C;&#92;my documents... would be written \nthe inverted commas should be taken into consideration
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http://filext.com/detaillist.php?extdetail=SWF\n\nThere's a list of apps that may help
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There is a software package that will convert from swf to fla. Basically it inports all elements, layers, and timeline. There are things that it cannot import however. Below is a search that you can find from lots of places.\n\nI do NOT have experience with any of them, so search the sites wisely
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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)
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Do the world a favor and look at XHTML, instead of Flash. There's plenty of bad Flash sites on the Web, but not nearly enough good XHTML.
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Stick code like this in the BODY of your HTML document\n\n<object width="300" height="400">\n  <param name="movie" value="FILE PATH AND NAME.swf">\n  <param name="quality" value="high">\n  <embed src="FILE PATH AND NAME.swf" quality="high"  width="300" height="400"></embed>\n</object>\n\nThat should work, obviously put in the correct FILE PATH AND NAME.  I say it should work, it did on my computer!!!!\n\nAlso, make sure you put in the correct width and height for your flash movie/file.
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The minimum code to embed the .swf file in HTML is:\n\n<object width="550" height="400">\n<param name="movie" value="somefilename.swf">\n<embed src="somefilename.swf" width="550" height="400">\n</embed>\n</object> \n\nIn the code above there is both an <embed> tag and an <object> tag. This is because the <object> tag is recognized by Internet Explorer, and Netscape recognizes the <embed> tag and ignores the <object> tag.
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Yes that is more than possible. The best method of achieving this is to use XML as a middle-client between the two. Most off-the-shelf CMS solutions will provide for XML output, or you could write your own.\n\nAs for Flash, it can very easily be written to look for XML files in a given directory structure, and render specific contents as text.\n\nAs an example of a Flash site that uses a CMS check out this: http://circusreno.com/ (I know the individual that developed this site). Once you get into the site itself you can see that a lot of the text is selectable. This is because it is rendered from XML documents by the Flash 'wrapper'.\n\nWarning: developing complex Flash in this way increases your development time considerably. But it will keep your client off your back post-deployment.\n\nHere is an example file:\n\n<page template="menu_purple" color="purple">\n<root title="Entertainment" loadStat="Entertainment - Root" src="images/sourceflash.swf">\n<txt><![CDATA[Blah blah blah blah blah. \n]]>\n</txt>\n</root>\n<article title="Headliners" movie="promos/promoflash.swf" href="xml/headliners.xml" loadStat="Headliners"/>\n<article title="This is an example" src="images/hero.swf" >\n<txt><![CDATA[Blah blah blah blah blah.\n]]>\n</txt>\n</article>
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swf is the format used by Flash files.  \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SWF\n\nYou could start on \n\nhttp://www.macromedia.com\n\nnow owned by Adobe, which makes the software for creating flash files.
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Be sure you have direct x, shockwave player, java sun, flash player.. You can get it here http://www.miniclip.com/requirements.htm Download everything and you will not have any problem loading a flash content on the website anymore. :)
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Macromedia Flash player test page\nhttp://www.adobe.com/shockwave/welcome/
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You could try saving from the IE File menu.. 'Save As', then chose the 'Webpage Complete'.\n\nOr if you know the exact file link to the .swf you could create a basic .html page with the <A HREF=""> tag, then view it in IE, place your mouse over the link and 'Save Target As'.\n\nThe <A> tag method is like this:\n<A HREF="http://www.site.com/file.swf">download</A>
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This program should do the trick for you.\n\nhttp://www.browsertools.net/Flash-Saving-Plugin/downloads.shtml
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Wow, we live in a completely Internet ran world now and this should be more second hand then a question. Anything ran on line and sent over the Internet is sent by a code. Anyone with half a brain can write a code, but real malicious people can have true mastery in setting up an exe in anything. and to answer the question, a .swf is no more safe then any other file format. So if your unsure about things, think about this. Look at the file size if your looking at a image and its going into the MB's there is something fishy unless its huge at like 600DPI, but its common sense in things like this, if your not sure about things scan everything or enjoy having a 3,000 paper weight on your desk. \n\nCOME ON PEOPLE THIS IS COMMON SENSE!
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http://www.w3schools.com/flash/default.asp\n\nthis is the best online flash tutorial\n\nyou must give me 10 points
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Before you can edit your Flash page, you'll need to get the original file it was authored with. The type of Flash file you see on the Internet is a .swf file. It's the compiled version (i.e. ready to be seen on the Internet version) of a .fla file.\n\nYou'll need to contact the original author of the .fla file to do the editing. \n\nIf you can't contact the original creator of the .fla file, you may be able to CREATE a .fla file by using an decompiler program. What that basically does is take the .swf file and attempt to recreate a .fla file. The process is never perfect unfortunately, but sometimes I've had to resort to doing it.\n\nTry Gordon for the Mac, or SWF Decompiler for the PC and see what you get. Depending on how the original file was created, your results will vary.\n\nOnce you have your .fla, you can change the text all you want. One thing you need to be aware of though, is that you may also be missing the fonts that the original author used in the creation of the .fla. \n\nAlso, one last note, to open the .fla file, you will need the Adobe Flash program, not the Flash Player.
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You could use macromedia flash and then publish it to the web.