Insert the parameters of Flash in DW

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After inserting Flash in Dreamweaver, there can be many control parameters, and the parameter button at the bottom right of the Point property panel will have the parameter and value added. We are free to control, suggest the latest FLASH4 object plug-in, so that the correct automatic installation support FLASH4 Plug-ins. If not, you can manually change the following two paths.

Note: a "*" is a parameter that can be inserted with and in the Flash property panel in the DW, true is valid false is invalid.

SRC: *.swf (Flash filename) *
Move: *.swf (Flash file) *
classid:clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000 (ActiveX identification must be accurate) *
WIDTH:
N or N% (flash width Set) *
Heigh:n or N% (flash height setting, can be automatically used as a percentage of the browser) *
CODEBASE: http://active.macromedia.com/flash4/cabs/swflash.cab
(The address of the plugin, if you use DW2.01 its flash insert code wrong, to the next new FLASH4 object plug-in, to go to the old home to find it, otherwise very easy to trouble, after all, 3 and 4 of the difference is a big point) *
Pluginspage: http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/index.cgi?
P1_prod_version=shockwaveflash
(Ibid., but only cared for NS) *
Swliveconnect:true | False (NS dedicated, forcing Java)

Play:true | False (play Flash at the start) *
Loop:true | False (True= Loop, false= play again) *
Quality:low | High | Autolow | Autohigh | Best (animation quality, not much to say) *
bgcolor: #RRGGBB (setting background color, ignoring background settings in Flash) *
Scale:showall | Noborder | Exactfit (if you have defined Flash's high and wide flash how to display) *
Align:l | R | T | B (similar to IMG's alignment, but DW has a more absolute center and absolute Bottom) *
Salign:l | R | T | B | TL | TR | BL | BR (if you have defined Flash's high and wide flash how to align)

Base:base directory or URL (can help Flash file locate your address)
Menu:true | False (Control the right mouse button menu, a bit of use, but FLASH4 own Fscommand can also control)

Wmode:window | Opaque | Transparent (focus is the third, is the background transparent, like a GIF file, only for Windows version of IE, the first {default window mode} and the second {opaque} no difference, who knows, please tell me)
Devicefont:true | False (True= uses system fonts, false= does not use system fonts)