Maximum pixel size

here's something new i just came across.
A SWF built at 250x1850 is getting cropped/clipped/trimmed
whatever you want to call it. It is exporting at 1825, losing the
bottom 25 pixels of the SWF. Is there some px size limitation? It
would suck as this is a text scroller SWF that is loaded into an
MC. Need to offer my client a solution to scroll their copy
many thanks in advance
mm66

It can be done. You have to edit the slideshow.html file (in your Photos_files folder), you find something like this in slideshow.html file:
new SlideImage('http://web.mac.com/bmoloney/iWeb/Bryan%20Moloney/Ireland%201_files/ Dublin%20city%20sunset%203%20A.jpg', 800, 148, 'Dublin city sunset'),
changing the dimension (in bold) to the photo actual dimension.
Then manual copy the original photos to Photos_files folder.
All that can be done with a script also. I wrote three application scripts to convert non .Mac to .Mac slideshow style, the process is very similar.

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