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Flash WMode in PowerPoint

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Anders - 22 Feb 2007 14:27 GMT
Is ActiveX control WMode "Transparent" supported in PowerPoint for SWF
objects embedded? This WMode option is available in controls but I cannot get
the SWF to render correctly with transparency like in HTML.
Shyam Pillai - 23 Feb 2007 05:29 GMT
The transparency mode is not supported in PowerPoint.

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> Is ActiveX control WMode "Transparent" supported in PowerPoint for SWF
> objects embedded? This WMode option is available in controls but I cannot
> get
> the SWF to render correctly with transparency like in HTML.
Anders - 23 Feb 2007 07:16 GMT
Thank you, Shyam. Much obliged for this valuable response. Wouldn't it be
appropriate that PowerPoint developers removed this WMode "Transparent"
parameter option in ShockwaveFlash > Custom > Properties? The option presence
in the PowerPoint app creates nothing but confusion. IMHO.

Cheers, Anders

> The transparency mode is not supported in PowerPoint.
>
> > Is ActiveX control WMode "Transparent" supported in PowerPoint for SWF
> > objects embedded? This WMode option is available in controls but I cannot
> > get
> > the SWF to render correctly with transparency like in HTML.
 
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