Zoom in on Images

Flash 8 Trial Mode, XP-P, Kinda new to Flash, too.
I'm using the template Modern Photo Slideshow that came with
the trial
version. Its default stage is 640 x 480, which I need to
change to 320 x
240. I know how to do that, but once I do that, does it
resize the rest
of the template items or do I need to manually do that? If
manually, any
pointers?
Actually, the controller in this template does not do
zooming, and I
wanted people to be able to zoom in on the vastly reduced in
size initial
image to any point on the much, much larger final zoomed
image. I hope
that makes sense. I see this all the time on various web
sites, like
Blair.com.
This template allows autoplay or manually controlling moving
between
images in the gallery. My photos are mostly 3264 x 2448, so
there is a
lot of zooming potential. I also need to add a caption to
each photo.
I'm not seeing how to put this all together. Are there any
tutorials on
this, web sites, etc that can also help? Not knowing all the
terminology
yet makes it hard and time consuming to Google all this. I
don't have
much time to finish this. I know I am never going to get it
done by
tonight. Maybe I should just PayPal someone to do it for me?
Any help available out there - either in instructions or
reasonable price
for doing it for me and delivering the raw file for me to add
the captions?
TIA,
CS

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I solved this by updating the viewport after a click.
Maybe we can track the image loading completion with using on replace on 'progress' or just 'width'.
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Edited by: PhiLho on 1 oct. 2009 13:27

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Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.

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Hi all,
I want to apply the Zoom-In Zoom- Out feature on an Image .
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