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If you index the image, if you want it to look the same bring in the pallette. &nbsp;Or dont index the image and bring it in as 16bit. &nbsp;Dont remap it to the windows or any other pallette because it will look crap!<br />

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If you index the image, if you want it to look the same bring in the pallette.  Or dont index the image and bring it in as 16bit.  Dont remap it to the windows or any other pallette because it will look crap!


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Dear Experts,<br />
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1)I created a image in PhotoShop and save it as index color - use windows system color.<br />
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2)I open a new project in macromedia Director 6.5, import the image (also use windows system color). But the color look difference from the original 256 color image!! (It looks augry.)<br />
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Any Idea ?
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Dear Experts,

1)I created a image in PhotoShop and save it as index color - use windows system color.

2)I open a new project in macromedia Director 6.5, import the image (also use windows system color). But the color look difference from the original 256 color image!! (It looks augry.)

Any Idea ?

Director Shift color ...

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