Turning off audio?

Is there any way to turn off the audio on a game? I was
playing around with the game at
http://www.bubblebox.com/game/adventure/91.htm
, and I'd like to turn the volume off. It's rather annoying, I'd
rather listen to my own music, so can I turn the volume off the
flash player without changing the music volume?

gerfoster wrote:
> Hi, I have an swf file that is embedded into a number of
html pages, it plays
> an audio loop, and has an audio on/off button...
> The default for the swf is audio on...I am wondering how
to send data from the
> swf to the html page so that if a user, for example,
turns off audio on the
> index page, when they go to another page, or refresh the
page that the some
> data is loaded into the swf so that it remembers the
audio was turned off...so
> user does not get annoyed and have to turn it on or off
on each page...If
> anyone has any advice on this it would be much
appreciated
> Thanks in advance.
> Regards, Ger.
You will need shared object which is Flash's native form of
cookies.
It store data on user drive in form of SOL files.
Upon setting the sound preference you need to make a record
of that
and read it when the movie loads.
Check help files for SharedObject for details on usage.
Best Regards
Urami
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