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<0> that is a graphic symbol
<1> just set both the mask and the image to cacheAsBitmap = true;
<1> you need to wrap your graphic symbol to a movieclip
<1> cacheAsBitmap is a mc property
<0> ok cool
<0> sec
<2> removing vectorization of a bitmap forces masking to view color lightness in the bitmap as transparency levels?
<3> oh wow
<3> i never knew that
<4> if you have not watched the farting preacher, you should
<3> how
<4> with your eyes!
<4> google is your friend
<4> http://www.java-scripts.net/javascripts/Visual-Clock.phtml <-- that clock is a piece of **** in Firefox
<2> images don't even load
<4> indeed
<2> (IE6)
<4> and if they do they don't display correctly
<4> it's probably some archaic code that no longer works in anything
<4> JS script pages are rarely ever updated
<2> how hard is it to precache 0-9 and ****ing substr a timestamp to print it
<2> AMAZING
<4> but in any case, i need to figure out how to setup a simple text time script
<4> the one i found requires the use of a form
<4> but that ****s
<2> like, textual like Four O'clock?
<4> no
<4> just a simple text output of the time
<4> Results 1 - 10 of about 384,000
<2> it's hiding the rest for memory purposes...
<4> indeed
<4> but it's a much smaller number than 928357985729385792135781093587923572398129081951258712958124
<2> smaller is relative
<4> indeed
<2> frankly I've seen 9321412549124098092198983250983129847189483587369124091284876583691240918249858368712341293214125491240980921989832509831298471894835873691240912848765836912409182498583687123412932141254912409809219898325098312984718948358736912409128487658369124091824985836871234129321412549124098092198983250983129847189483587369124091284876583691240918249858368712341293214125491240980921989832509831298471894835873691240912848
<4> my penis is small in relation to John Holmes' penis
<4> everything is relative
<2> *nod*
<5> except ypir penis
<4> ...
<4> nice try
<4> spell it right next time
<5> cant
<5> ime eating
<4> that is no excuse
<5> food is mor importent :)
<4> indeed, but your sloppy spelling is only due to your lack of proper time management
<4> hunt and peck while eating
<5> indeed
<4> ;)
<5> and when thats not my excuse
<2> readjust your prioritahs
<5> i have my handicap as excuse
<5> so
<4> heh
<5> i live with it
<5> can you
<2> no, typo = death
<4> it does
<2> go see how any of the programs you've written feel about a typo
<5> lol
<4> they are deadly and i am only trying to save lives
<4> ;)
<2> what does a program do with a typo? FATAL ERROR
<2> u ded
<2> DED
<5> i dont give a damn about the code, ime just here for the stripper
<4> ugh, why the **** would i want an analog clock on a ****ing website? >_<
<4> that's ***inine
<2> http://www.computerhope.com/j2.htm
<2> ....
<5> guess cause some still live in the 1800 centruy
<4> fyi they didn't invent the clock until 1900
<4> ;)
<5> nope thats long ago
<4> until then everyone was late
<4> they finally got sick of everyone saying "i would have been at work on time but i didn't have any idea what time it was"
<4> so they invented the clock
<4> :D
<4> </fact>
<5> no jesus did
<2> OMG it's almost sun down and we're far from home L***ie! GO GET HELP!~~~~
<5> when they came to hang him on the cross he said, NO WAIT , I NEET 5 MORE MINUTES
<5> and Bang time happened
<4> --;
<3> im embedding an image in a textbox with multiline and wordwrap on , and i have two <br/>s before and after the image , yet the paragraph below the image shows up to on the rightside of the image
<3> how do i make sure there isnt any text to the left or right of the image
<2> perhaps add <p></p> tags around the image
<2> I can tell you I'd sure as hell never bother trying to get it to look good
<3> lemme try
<3> nope that doesnt wory
<3> work
<3> i tried putting it in a span tag
<3> and i tried putting 2 brs before and after
<2> it's considering the image an inline element and you don't have enough CSS or html control for the most part.. you're going to have to fake it
<3> as well as many line breaks
<2> many line breaks still didn't work?
<4> boom fixed it
<4> brb
<3> nope
<2> make sure you put a space after the <br> so it renders
<2> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br>
<2> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> might be safer
<3> u tried making the image even wider than the textbox and it still puts text to the right of it
<3> hmm
<2> several br's don't work? if not, try several actual line breaks in the source
<3> nope
<2> \n
<3> i tried actual line breaks
<3> and brs
<3> and span
<3> and p
<2> is table recognized?
<2> I have no idea what's (poorly) supported
<2> if table is, then use it
<2> bottom line, don't use much HTML in flash or you're bound to be disappointed. The hacks you put in place are going to fux0r up when flash finally is more standard compliant
<2> don't screw up markup just to have to fix it later
<6> sup merz
<4> the direction directly opposite the dominant vector of gravity
<3> hmm
<3> nothing works
<3> i just want an image in there
<3> without text to the left or right of it
<7> are u using css?
<3> no
<8> hi
<3> how can i get an image in a textbox without text to the left or right of it
<3> i tried align=right and text shows up to the right of it
<3> align=left and text shows up to the right of it ALSO
<7> one sec
<7> gonna try it
<3> it does
<7> it does support css
<2> the word support is extremely loose
<7> hahah yeah
<7> nice
<3> lol
<2> if it supported it then you could simply ***ign display: block; or clear: both; and it'd work
<2> standard, CSS1 (1996) spec styling
<3> that doesnt work
<2> of course not.. it auto-defines an image as an inline element in the HTML.. that alone says it's completely ghey and non-standard
<3> i even tried this
<3> determined that a systematic opportunity search should encomp*** six modules for which we ***embled or designed the most appropriate instruments.
<3> <img SRC="/images/mediaroom/article.769.2.jpg" width="600" hspace="10" align="left" style="display:block;"/>
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