Does flash save images to temporary files?

Hi guys
I am just wondering, if my flash application loads an image
dynamically at one stage of the movie and then the user comes back
to that image later on, will flash actually download the image
again or will it use a saved copy in the temporary internet files?
If it does not do this automatically, does anyone know any
good ways to do this?
Thanks
Shane

If the image is being loaded from an external source using
load or loadMovie
then yes, it will be cached. If the image is embedded in the
Flash movie,
no cache.
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> Hi guys
>
> I am just wondering, if my flash application loads an
image dynamically at
> one
> stage of the movie and then the user comes back to that
image later on,
> will
> flash actually download the image again or will it use a
saved copy in the
> temporary internet files?
>
> If it does not do this automatically, does anyone know
any good ways to do
> this?
>
> Thanks
> Shane
>

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