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web-page on my site titled Psalm8.htm is different than all the other pages
that I have designed to date. Associated with this page is the Flash file
Psalm8.swf created in Corel Rave v. 2 which is able to export Flash files.
What is the advantage of doing a web-page in Flash format? Flash is essentially
vector graphics which means that it is scalable - the image will fit the
width of the viewer's browser. My other pages are designed for a browser
width of around 600 pixels. If the viewer's browser is wider than that there
will be white space; narrower and there will be scroll bars needed in order
to see the complete image. You'll notice that there is a bitmap background
to the Psalm8 web-page, though. This scales as well, though the background
image is 800x600 px, so the quality of the image will degrade the more that
it is enlarged. The text of Psalm 8, however scales and does not degrade
because it is vector. |