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    Sai Yasodharan
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    hi, is it possible to import swf media files into my visual basic 2005???if yes, then how to implement it???... please help me out in creating an application that has an embedded swf player... thanks in advance!

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      hi, is it possible to import swf media files into my visual basic 2005???if yes, then how to implement it???... please help me out in creating an application that has an embedded swf player... thanks in advance!

      Known is a Drop, UnKnown is an Ocean More about me at http://in.geocities.com/slagio2002/me.html

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      VB won't do anything with them. You could include them as resources, but I have no idea if the Shockwave player will use them if stored in resources. You could include the SWF files as part of the project, then tag them as content and they'll get copied to the bin folder when you compile the app.

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