Jpg Resolution in Flash

Two pics: 380px x 253px
One is: 180px per inch
Second is: 350 px per inch
Second displays much smaller in flash due to higher
resolution. I would like these pics to be the same size in Flash.
Do I need to convert both to 72ppi or some other ppi for
Flash?

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but if i resize in flash the image gets edgy and not so good.
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When I screen capture [using RoBo ScreenCapture] either web
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> Maybe I should explain that when I do the screen
captures at first, my
> monitor
> is set at 1600X1200.
> Should I set it at 800X600 when doing the captures
first?
A screen capture captures whatever number of pixels you are
grabbing. If
your monitor is 1600x1200 and you capture the entire screen,
then the
resolution you have captures is 1600x1200.
Then two things are happening:
1) you are making it a JPG, which is lossy compresion
2) you are shrinking it to 800 x 600.
To shrink it, Flash has to 'throw away' 75% of the pixels of
the original.
So, no matter what, you are ending up with a lower resolution
image than
what you started with.
> 1. Should I do the captures with the monitor set at
800X600 if the Flash
> stage
> is 800X600? If so, why?
That would make sense. Why? You can only show 800x600 pixels
in your final
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> 2. If the projector resolution is 800X600, can I set my
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> higher size [resolution], say 1024X768? Will that
actually affect the
> resolution when the Flash movie is projected on a
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> 800X600
> resolution if the Flash movie stage is larger?
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> Flash for a presentation like I am doing?
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resolution of the
images shouldn't change at all.
> 4. What size should I capture the images at so I don't
have to resize them
> in
> Flash?
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> WHAH! I just want this presentation to be successful.
It's a training
> session
> on educating folks on computer virus
prevention/protection from and ID
> theft,
> something this world is in dire need of!
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Already thanks for the help.
Greetings.

Try the below code,
If you want to create UI, Peter Kahrel documentation will be very useful for you.
http://www.kahrel.plus.com/indesign/scriptui.html
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Vandy

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May I trouble you for further detail?
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