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    Embedding Flash in Visual Basic

    Hello,

    I'm a Flash developer myself and I decided to put some of my work in Visual basic Apps. I remember doing this a few years ago and I tried it today and it didn't really work out.

    I know you need to add the shockwave flash object function in the toolbar.
    And then drag it on your form.

    But I can't seem to find the function where to select my .swf (flash movie file) in the properties panel.
    Yes I already tried googling it and I only find the ones that are made in VB6.

    I'd really appreciate any help.
    I hope this is posted in the right section.


    - Leroy

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    Re: Embedding Flash in Visual Basic

    Oh so it can only be done through code?

    Thanks a lot.
    I'm definitely going to check that out.

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    Re: Embedding Flash in Visual Basic

    you could use a webbrowser if you are confident with html and can setup a shockwave object in html. something like this would work

    Code:
    Dim SourceHTML as String = "<object width='550' height='400'>" & _
                                          "<param name='movie' value='somefilename.swf'>" & _
                                          "<embed src='somefilename.swf' width='550' height='400'>" & _
                                          "</embed></object>"
    WebBrowser1.DocumentText = SourceHTML
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