You create a Flash Image Viewer by using GIF files stored in the images folder of a site. The Flash Image Viewer file is saved in a separate folder. When you preview the Flash Image Viewer in the Web browser, you see a blank animation. Why does this happen?
A. The Flash Image Viewer and the GIF files are stored in different folders.
B. The frameShow option in Flash Image Viewer is set to Yes in the Flash element panel.
C. The imageLinks option in the Flash Image Viewer does not provide links to images in the Flash element panel.
D. The Flash Image Viewer can only show SWF and JPEG files.
Answer:D
You create a Flash Image Viewer by using GIF files stored in the images folder of a site. The Flash Image Viewer file is saved in a separate folder. When you preview the Flash Image Viewer in the Web browser, you see a blank animation. Why does this happen?
A. The Flash Image Viewer and the GIF files are stored in different folders. B. The frameShow option in Flash Image Viewer is set to Yes in the Flash element panel. C. The imageLinks option in the Flash Image Viewer does not provide links to images in the Flash element panel. D. The Flash Image Viewer can only show SWF and JPEG files.