FLASH Video Encoding Part2

The Macromedia Flash Player 6 supports Unicode text encoding for SWF movies in Macromedia Flash Player 6 format. This support greatly enhances  ability to use multilingual text in SWF movies that you create with Macromedia Flash MX, including multiple languages within a single text field. Any user with the Macromedia Flash Player 6 can view multilanguage text in a Macromedia Flash Player 6 (www.adobe.com) movie, regardless of the language used by the operating system running the player. To successfully take advantage of Unicode support in Macromedia Flash MX and the Macromedia Flash Player 6, it is important to be familiar with factors affecting text encoding:

-          - You can include text in multiple languages in a Macromedia Flash Player 6

-          - You can include text in multiple languages by loading external text or XML files into a movie

-          - You can include text in multiple languages by entering Unicode escape characters in the string

-          With Unicode encoded text, as with all text, users must have access to fonts containing the glyphs (characters)

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