Hi, I need you to create an swf that does a cross-fade between 4 words (looping). I have an example of what I'm after on my site: http://www.caligaconsulting.com/ I created that header as an flv, as you can see, the quality isn't great, it's huge (250k+), and there's a jump when it loops. The final quality and file-size of what I'm after is this: http://www.paullemberg.com/images/home.swf (the physical dimensions are like the one on caligaconsulting.com, this one is just to illustrate the quality I'm after) so, what I need is the text "Would You Like To Increase Your" to slide in and then the following words to cross-fade: revenues..., profits..., personal cash..., caliga consulting (where "would you..." disappears when caliga consulting appears) I can provide you with the individual images (i.e. the logos on left, the background headshot and the logo on the right) or a PSD of the header used on caligaconsulting.com, all you need to do is create the animation of the text elements. the output is: - the working .swf file, the entire animation is of size 960x180px (you tell me if it's better to make the animation bigger and let the player resize it ... which is what they do at paullemberg.com) - the embed code I need to use on my site (I'd prefer not to have to install additional players) - the final background image you're using without the text. - (I don't know enough about swf, hence just a guess here:) if it's better to split the header into an image (the logo on the left) and the animation to keep the file small, then please do so, but also provide me with the code to put it on the page (I've tried splitting it into a jpeg on the left and the flash-object on the right and always ended up with a black line between them, i.e. no smooth transition) let me know if you need any further information Veit

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