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Why does graphics quality of an .exe made out of a flash file reduces

HI.
when i publish a .fla and make an .exe from it... the overall quality of the graphics gets reduced. to be clear... the images get pixelated.

this happens dispite of the fact that the background i m using in the .fla has been created in Photoshop with a high resolution of 1200X900 pixels at 150dpi.

the document size in the .fla is also 1200X900.

why does that happen and how can i rectify it. i want the output at premium quality.
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negatyve

1. Check the jpg compression quality in the "Flash" Tab of the Publish Settings Panel (File\Publish Settings or Ctrl+ Shift + F12)

2. Use LossLess (PNG/GIF) as Compression in the properties of image in the library

3. Are you using the command

fscommand("showmenu", false);

or the corrisponding:

Stage.showMenu = false;

?
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In the Flash Tab of the Publish settings panel ... i have unchecked Compress Movie option... and i have set the jpeg quality to 100%.

secondly... i have changed the properties of the image to Lossless (PNG/GIF).

still the image is getting pixelated when an .exe is made out of the flash file.
the pointed to be noted is that the image does not looses its quality when u view it in the .fla file... it is only after when i make an .exe out of it that it looses its quality
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in your publish setting you have to make sure that you dont have quality for the images set to minimal.  Go to file>publish settings> jpg  right there you should be able to see how much qualiity you want.  The better quality comes from higher file size meaning you have to have the file as UNcompressed as possible
  hope this helps
        -devarioj
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ya devarioj... ya wrote in my previous comment that  i have set the jpeg quality to 100%... i.e uncompressed.
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