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BTW, Align=Default is center.<br />
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Yes, thanks, &lt;center&gt; tags work, but Align=Default does not. Do you have any idea why it does not center automatically, without fiddling with the HTML?
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Yes, thanks, <center> tags work, but Align=Default does not. Do you have any idea why it does not center automatically, without fiddling with the HTML?

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I assume that it's a bug in Flash 4. &nbsp; Modifying the HTML like Mario suggested works, but it's a shame Flash 4 can't do it on it's own.<br />
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cool animation with the key by the way,<br />
Bill
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I assume that it's a bug in Flash 4.   Modifying the HTML like Mario suggested works, but it's a shame Flash 4 can't do it on it's own.

cool animation with the key by the way,
Bill

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Hopefully this is a very simple question. I just finished my first Flash movie and face one final obstacle: it refuses to center in the middle of the browser window, neither Netscape 4 or IE 5. Instead, it hugs the left edge. When I insert Align=Right tags it will move to the right edge, but Align=Center has no effect. From what I've read in the manual it seems that it should center by default. Movie can be seen at <a href="http://www.frommgroup.com/splash.html" rel="ugc">http://www.frommgroup.com/splash.html</a>&nbsp;Thanks much.
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Hopefully this is a very simple question. I just finished my first Flash movie and face one final obstacle: it refuses to center in the middle of the browser window, neither Netscape 4 or IE 5. Instead, it hugs the left edge. When I insert Align=Right tags it will move to the right edge, but Align=Center has no effect. From what I've read in the manual it seems that it should center by default. Movie can be seen at http://www.frommgroup.com/splash.html Thanks much.

Movie won't center in browser window

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