Remove Black Border Around Embedded Flash Video

Hi-
I have searched on the Web without luck, so again I have to
turn tot he forum for help. I believe this should be simple and
straightforward, but doesn't appear so. I have a simple little
Flash video embedded in a plain old web page created with DW8. When
the page is displayed in my web browser it has a thin black border
around the video. I would like to remove this border (such as one
might with image border=0). I have tried several "fixes" ranging
from setting the BODY margin height to 0 to altering my external
style sheet. None of these worked. I even created a fresh web page
with no external style sheet at all and the border is still there.
How on earth do I get rid of that ugly thing? Any help is greatly
appreciated.
-=SB

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Chris Georgenes
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nuie wrote:
> Hi-
>
> I have searched on the Web without luck, so again I have
to turn tot he forum
> for help. I believe this should be simple and
straightforward, but doesn't
> appear so. I have a simple little Flash video embedded
in a plain old web page
> created with DW8. When the page is displayed in my web
browser it has a thin
> black border around the video. I would like to remove
this border (such as one
> might with image border=0). I have tried several "fixes"
ranging from setting
> the BODY margin height to 0 to altering my external
style sheet. None of these
> worked. I even created a fresh web page with no external
style sheet at all and
> the border is still there. How on earth do I get rid of
that ugly thing? Any
> help is greatly appreciated.
>
> -=SB
>

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