Browser Full width and height problem!!

Hello,
I want to develop a flash website.
I have some background images. I want them to be filled the whole screen and also in center while seeing in the browser.
I am able to make it into the whole screen. But while resizing the browser it is not holding into the center.
Can somebody help on this please....
Thanks in advance....

Hello,
You have to add a resize eventlistener. And inside that listener function you have to place the position of the background images at the center as follows:
background_mc.x =(this.stage.stageWidth/2) - (background_mc.width/2);
Regards
Sazzad Ahmmed Mohon

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I tried listening for width/height property value changes and then adjust the width/height if necessary, but that causes unpleasant flickering of the window.
In JavaFX 2.1 beta SDK for Mac OS, the Stage class has setMinWidth() and setMinHeight() functions which work very well.
I'm wondering what's the equivalent way to do that when using the FX SDK for Windows.
Any help is appreciated!
Thanks.

I was wondering how to enforce a minimum stage size with JavaFX 2.0.3.The same flickering way you are currently doing it. See: http://javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/RT-15200 "Need a way to set the minimum size of a window"

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I want to make one of my b to b links just a small pop-up
listing board members names which would open in front of the
current page. Do i create a separate html file to link to? If so,
how do I set width and height?
Is there some other way to do this?
TIA
Gretchen

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will let you do
this.
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>I want to make one of my b to b links just a small pop-up
listing board
>members
> names which would open in front of the current page. Do
i create a
> separate
> html file to link to? If so, how do I set width and
height?
>
> Is there some other way to do this?
>
> TIA
> Gretchen
>

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