I guess I was just talking to myself earlier... the Flash background and the page background are most definitely *different*! The difference is *visible* to me, and I was even 'classified' as 'color blind' 35 years ago! ;-)
The Flash background is a solid hex#686868, whereas the page background is a dithered pattern made up of alternating pixels of hex#686868 and hex#606460.
If you don't believe me, just check it out for yourself with "Eye Dropper 3.01" available free from...
http://www.canadagraphics.com/dl_colour_pickers.html
Cheers, Tom
At 12:45 AM 09/03/2003 +0100, you wrote:
hi list,
can those of you running mas os have a look at http://www.irishphoto.com/index.html
and tell me whether the flash movie in the top left corner has the same background colour as the web page?
Yes it does - there is a faint dotted paler line around the red symbol,which I presume is intentional, but the bg appears the same on the flash as the webpage.
My client is getting a different bg color on his system, I cannot replicate it on my (or any other) machine.
Two different iMacs on desk here, one running your page in IE 5 on system 8.6, other IE 5.1 on Mac Os X & IE 5 on system 9 , both fine. What's your client running?
Franni
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