Need for higher screen resolution on my t500

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  model: neon (Neon.mxml)

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  < mx:SWFLoader id = "Loader".
  source="@embed(source='assets/view/Neon2.SWF')" / > "
  < / mx:Canvas >

  The neon.fla dimensions are 800 x 150, which goes hand in hand with my uncertainties.  Is there a preferred method for setting up of your images?  Would be implementation of several SWF files to load in the meantime on the user's screen resolution is the best way, and all the issues between the two?  Thank you very much for your time, understand that it is not easy to answer questions.

  SWFLoader has a scaleContent property.

  If a component is too big for its location, you must decide whether he should be allowed to shrink.  You can allow the narrowing by defining minWidth/minHeight.

  Alex Harui

  Flex SDK Developer

  Adobe Systems Inc..

  Blog: http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui

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