To Many PNG Files?

Hi,
I created my site is Photoshop, took the individual files and
saved them as png24 files for a lossless bitmap, or so I thought.
When I got to image # 13 or 14 my images started masking other
images. Is there a limit on how many png files you can put onto
your stage? I am putting each bitmap file on a seperate layer
because I want to animate them.
Can any one help!

yes - in previous version the limit is around 12 - flash 8, i
have used well over 50 with no issues.
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Mr. Ocean wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I created my site is Photoshop, took the individual
files and saved them as
> png24 files for a lossless bitmap, or so I thought. When
I got to image # 13 or
> 14 my images started masking other images. Is there a
limit on how many png
> files you can put onto your stage? I am putting each
bitmap file on a seperate
> layer because I want to animate them.
>
> Can any one help!
>

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