compiling | solving
I often see someone ask this question on the page. Think of the first time I ran into someone else. source files have this situation, it is also a headache, often these FLA files have a large number of dynamic text boxes.
Sorted out the specific solution and interpretation of the map, look, have questions please ask.
Problem performance:
I now have a previously used FLASH6 to write the FLA file, at that time with FLASH6 compiled only 76K so point, can now use the FLASH8 released after the SWF file has 5M more!
The crux of the problem:
A dynamic text box font embedding property is open in the FLA file. This compiled SWF becomes very big situation, often is embedded a Chinese font in.
Main points of the problem:
How do I find this text box?
Often these FLA files have a large number of dynamic text boxes, one to find the tired.
Solution:
1.ctrl+enter Open the Test Movie window, select View > Bandwidth settings to open the following window.
You will then find a frame with a high number of bytes. Oh, yes, what the hell is that? The text box is in that frame!
2. After you find the text box, open the Properties panel, click "Embed", and in the pop-up window, choose not to embed.
3. Redistribute the film, all OK.