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How about if you will load image to Adobe Illustrator or Flash CS 5 (drag and drop) and save as SWF<br />
I most cases file size drops by 50%. And for Flash Player no problem to loading and display those images.<br />
Only to disadvantages:<br />
1) &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;You will not able to see preview images in your Windows Explorer <br />
2) &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;You have to convert manually or use some free tools Image2SWF<br />

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It may seem counter-intuitive, but try turning off SWF compression in FLASH when you save the SWF file. &nbsp;Photoshop has already compressed the b*its out of the image, and compressing an already compressed file can often make it larger.
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Thanks for all the suggestions... I'll let you know how it goes.
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I tried all three solutions and the one that worked best for me was the one offered by Jen0910. Thanks to all who responded. 
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Hi,<br />
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I'm building a set of animated ad banners in Flash CS5 for a client to load in their google adwords account. The max file size adwords accepts is 50KB. Of course the client wants to pack the ads with multiple images, so I'm now in a battle to get the banners compressed below 50 KB. <br />
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This is where it get's strange. I had a banner's SWF down to 52 KB. I was close, so I went back into photoshop and compressed the images even more, replaced the images in the FLA, published the movie, and WTF... the file size went up!... 62 KB!<br />
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What's going on there? In my experience, the smaller the image size you import into flash, the smaller the SWF file size. <br />
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Any help would be appreciated!<br />
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Thanks!<br />
Cooba
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Hi,

I'm building a set of animated ad banners in Flash CS5 for a client to load in their google adwords account. The max file size adwords accepts is 50KB. Of course the client wants to pack the ads with multiple images, so I'm now in a battle to get the banners compressed below 50 KB. 

This is where it get's strange. I had a banner's SWF down to 52 KB. I was close, so I went back into photoshop and compressed the images even more, replaced the images in the FLA, published the movie, and WTF... the file size went up!... 62 KB!

What's going on there? In my experience, the smaller the image size you import into flash, the smaller the SWF file size. 

Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks!
Cooba

Flash SWF File Size

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