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Edit: with some more searching I seem to have found two ways to do it in Flash MX. Either by converting the JPGs to SWFs at runtime and use Loadmovie (!) or by using the Loadimage function. I'll keep investigating but if anyone wants to suggest aanother good way then feel free! :-)
The content file can have all of the dynamic text you want on it, no problem. I can help you out with more info if you require it, and I will post examples if required.
It is pretty self explanitory but if you have questions my email address is in there.
[edited by: Woz at 12:40 pm (utc) on Nov. 18, 2004]
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The next thing you need to decide is whether you will preload all of the images in the beginning or load them one at a time when they are requested.
I recommend using a for loop to create empty movie clips that also have child emptyMovieclips. Then, make the parent movie clips invisible and load the jpgs into the emptymovieclips like _root.imageholder1.child.loadMovie("0.jpg");
The reason for adding the child empty clip is in case you want to fade the image in. It's a long explanation that I don't want to do if you don't need it.
Then, when you want to show the image, make it visible with _root.imageholder1.child._visible=1;
Obviously, there's a lot more to it, but that's the concept.