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Question: How do I add a Flash intro created with Flash4D to my Flash Website created with the IntroWizard Flash Website Builder?

Answer:
To put the Flash intro on your site without overwriting the index.html file, do this:

(If your Flash website is not yet already online, go ahead and put it on your website using the method you currently use to put files on your website.)

1. Rename the current index.html file on your site to main.html. This is renaming your Flash website's index.html page so that it can be shown after the Flash intro.

2. Create your Flash intro and type 'http://www.Your-Website-Name.com/main.html' for the Page to Show After the Design area in Flash4D. Replace the www.Your-Website-Name.com with your actual website name.

3. Take the intro just created that will go to the page main.html after it, and put it onto your website.

4. Now that the intro is on your website and the Flash website is on too, go check to see that the intro plays before the Flash website by visiting your website. That's all that needs to be done.

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Some Notes:
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*If you visit your website after following these instructions and still see your Flash website, make sure you renamed the Flash website's index.html file to main.html

*If you visit your website and see the Flash intro, but after clicking Enter you get a 404, Page Not Found error or don't go to your Flash website, check Step 2 above. You also might want to see if your Flash website is located at that main.html page if you type the full url location in and visit that page.

*If you experience any trouble, consider following the instructions above again or Contact IntroWizard.


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