Ways to Make Flash Content Load Faster?

Hello,
I have a site I am working on that has a couple of Flash
items. I have been told that they load too slowly. What are some
ways to make them load more quickly?
Thanks.

Please refer to the topic "Not sure how i should go about
creating this flash to accomplish what i need." that was posted
yesterday. We discuss several ways to do this, albeit sort of
indirectly. That should give you more specific questions to ask.

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Richard Pitcairn wrote:
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Flash load faster

Good morning,
Is here any thing that I can do to compress my flash
document in flash to load faster or is there anything that I can do
in the html page to help my flash to load faster.
Thank You,

There's nothing you can do in HTML. The best method to make
your Flash load
faster is to externalize the content - ie all images, text,
etc. can be
placed externally. You can also separate your movie into
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areas/swf's. Instead of having just one swf, you'd have a nav
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