Loading remote images

I am trying to find the flash action script that will load an
image that is located at a specific URL when the file opens i.e.
webcam shot.
The test page is here
http://www.clintonseaconditions.com/new/i.html
Can anyone assist?
Thanks for your continued support
Dr. Furbish
Text
http://www.clintonseaconditions.com/new/i.html

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varjak paw wrote:
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I wouldn't use that option, nor would I suggest anyone else
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