Load the bmp images into a flex application

Hello

I am currently using the "Embed" method for images on a Flex application. I use the png and JPEG format.
Flex prefer JPEG, TIF, png? or PGO can be used as well?
I find that when I try to add a bmp image to an Image tag, it is a 'go '.

Is there another type of container that will handle BMP? Or is - everything as well use JPEG, png, etc.

Thank you
eholz1

You can load a BMP using this cookbook recipe.

http://www.Adobe.com/cfusion/CommunityEngine/index.cfm?event=ShowDetails&ProductID=2&postI d = 10264

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