Flash site needed

flash website needed
hi we are looking for a talented flash designer to take our
existing illustrator artwork and translate it to flash, please take
a look at some screenshots of the artwork.
http://www.plugin-design.co.uk/demo...uginweb-01.html
http://www.plugin-design.co.uk/demo...uginweb-02.html
http://www.plugin-design.co.uk/demo...uginweb-03.html
if you would like to work on this project please send through
some examples of your work, along with a quote...
look forward to hearing from you
mark stubbs
[email protected]
01525 405040

Hi there, looks like you posted this one a couple days ago
but incase you come back to check I think I can help.
Well, if you're using a template within flash you can simply
use shift+F12 to publish the site. It will create a .html, and .swf
file in the same directory you have the .fla flash file stored. To
publish to the web, upload the .html and .swf file to your public
web directory. Simple as that.
no problem linking pages etc. Just create a button and link
use getURL(website,"_self") in your onRelease event handler. Happy
to give more detail if you like.
Cheers,
Tom

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