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Ramakrishna
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6/15/2010 8:09:40 PM

Title: conversion image into flex


Hi,

A design is made in photoshop and my team lead asked me to design the screen by converting this photoshop image in to flex components. I know that we can convert an image into bytecode but how can this be possible to convert into flex components.

Please help me



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Friend
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6/15/2010 8:25:02 PM



if its just a design then you can apply it to some container background and use it , simply set it as background image for vBox, Hbox etc.

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Quabkh
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6/15/2010 8:28:03 PM



there does not seems to be a need to create a new component for it . You can just load your image into image component or swf loader. You can ask him if that's all he needs.

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Ramakrishna
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6/15/2010 10:32:17 PM



hi Quabkh,

In the image having some components like ( tab bar like home , admin, faq, contactus etc.). so we are using those components also. How to do it.

please help me

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Quabkh
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6/15/2010 10:51:53 PM



for changing design of components you can use skinning.

http://askmeflash.com/tutorial/4/skinning-a-flex-button-tutorial-using-skin-in-flex

If you can show me the image then I can better guide you how to do it


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