Animation upload problem

Hi guys,
I'm a beginer with Adobe Flash. I bought this template and changed it. When I uploaded the changed animation to my server it just doesn't appear there.
I have no idea what am I doing wrong I have done this at least 100x and it has always been running OK but now its not. I published the changed template and did everything necessary as always but nothing!
It must be some trivial thing I'm doing wrong.
Thanks for the advice.

You haven't indicated what is missing, so I can only guess.... If I try to find this file:
http://www.draftex.co.uk/flash/headerV7.swf
It is reported as not existing at that address.

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alex
revbear wrote:
> Greetings
>
> I would appreciate some help.
>
> I am new at creating animated gif's, and am experiencing
a problem with them
> when I try to view them in a browser.
>
> I am working in Fireworks 2004, the following is what I
do.
>
> Create first frame.
> Insert simple arrow.
> Create second frame
> Insert simple arrow with diffrent color
> Third frame same but diffrent image.
>
> Set the Optimize Panel to Animated Gif, transparency set
to No tranparency.
>
> Click on File, Export.
> Type the name of the file in File Name box.
> Select "Frames to Files" option for Save as type option.
>
> In my folder where I saved the files there are now three
gif files.
>
> When I open the file into the following browsers IE 7,
6.0 or Firefox it
> remains as a static image in the browser with no
animation, the same is for
> viewing it in Window Explorer Preview Pane.
>
> In Fireworks however the animation plays perfectly.
>
> I would really appreciate it if someone could tell me
what I am doing wrong or
> why they created animated gifs are not playing in the
browser.
>
> Regards
> Dave
>
>

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