WinXP how to set Flash as a dynamic desktop background

　　Set Flash as dynamic desktop background method

1. Place flash first on the Web page, then "Customize the desktop", and use "Web display" to apply the path you saved to the page. The Active Desktop feature of the Windows system allows you to move the Web face to the desktop. Although "Active Desktop" cannot directly play Flash animation files, you can use the "Active Desktop" to support hypertext features, the Flash animation file embedded in a simple hypertext file, and then the hypertext file as the Active Desktop.

1), the establishment of embedded Flash animation hypertext file. such as: flash.htm

To get the Flash file, the next step is to make a file containing flash. It is best to use some HTML editor, such as Dreamweaver, if not, and it doesn't matter. Open Notepad and enter the following code:

Where: width=1024 height=768 represents the width and height of the Flash animation file on the embedded mesh surface respectively. Flash.swf is on behalf of the Flash animation file name (specifies the absolute path src= "file:///F:/select flash/fight.swf" _fcksavedurl= "file:///F:/Select Flash/fight.swf" " This is used to specify where the Flash file is stored, and my fight.swf is stored in the selected Flash catalogue in F. Note that there are three "/" behind the file, which is the specified path.

These parameters and names can vary according to the user's screen settings and Flash file conditions. Confirm that the original code is correct, the plain text file after the filename is dropped to HTM or HTML form to save, it is best to open the file in the browser, to see if the browser is the normal display of Flash animation.

2), the embedded Flash animation file hypertext set to Active Desktop

Right-click the desktop and click Properties, then click the Web tab to confirm that the view Active Desktop as Web page check box is selected. Click on the "Background" tab, click "Browse" to locate the hypertext file address that you just created, and then click the "OK" button. So that your desktop is formed.