) to select the media file.OverviewSettings
Play a video or Flash movie at the start of the application.
Start the application with a video movie.
Note: The movie window will close automatically once the video reaches the end.
Start the application with a Flash movie.
Note: When a Flash movie is used, the movie window will only close automatically if the Flash movie fires the FSCommand "quit". The word "quit" is case insensitive. For example, fscommand ("quit").
The video or Flash file to play at the beginning of your application.
Click the browse button ( ) to select the media file.
If the media's original dimensions are smaller than the user's screen, fill the background with a solid Background Color.
Tip: The Background Color can be set in the Style section on this tab.
Size the window to the original dimensions of the media file. There will be no background area for the window.
Use a custom window size for the movie.
The width of the window, in pixels.
The height of the window, in pixels.
Note: These settings are only available when the Custom option is selected.
The size of the media inside the window.
Reduce the media's original dimensions by 50%.
Maintain the original dimensions of the media file.
Increase the media's original dimensions by 200%.
Expand the media so that it fills the entire window.
Define custom dimensions for the movie.
The width of the media, in pixels.
The height of the media, in pixels.
Note: These settings are only available when the Custom option is selected.
Provide the option of left-clicking on the movie in order to skip to the application.
Include a title bar and custom text on the Startup Movie window.
Note: The Border option will automatically be selected.
Include a border around the Startup Movie window.
Note: The Border option is automatically selected when a Title Bar is included. The Title Bar option will automatically be unchecked if the Border option is unchecked.
The background color of the Startup Movie window.