Embed Flash (*.swf) movie on Internet Explorer?

This is the code I used on my .html page to embed a flash movie:





%26lt;OBJECT classid="clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-4...


codebase="http://download.macromedia.c... WIDTH="1200" HEIGHT="600" id="adobeWay"%26gt;


%26lt;PARAM NAME=movie VALUE="main.swf"%26gt;


%26lt;PARAM NAME=quality VALUE=high%26gt;


%26lt;PARAM NAME=bgcolor VALUE=#FFFFFF%26gt;


%26lt;EMBED src="main.swf" quality=high bgcolor=#FFFFFF WIDTH="1200" HEIGHT="600" NAME="adobeWay" ALIGN="" TYPE="application/x-shockwave-flash" PLUGINSPAGE="http://www.macromedia.com/g...


%26lt;/OBJECT%26gt;





But when I view it on Internet Explorer, there's this annoying border that outlines the flash movie, and I have to click inside the border once to kind of "activate" the flash movie and make the border go away.





How do I get rid of this annoying border? I want the flash movie to just start going when it is loaded, without me clicking on the movie first. Can someone please help me with the html code

Embed Flash (*.swf) movie on Internet Explorer?
There are several approaches to this problem the old way was to use %26lt;embed%26gt;. This approach has been deprecated and should no longer be used. You are on the right track with the object tag. Here is an article with different methods compared and contrasted. http://alistapart.com/articles/flashembe... I find that I like the UFO best. When using Flash there are other concerns you should be aware of. http://niquimerret.com/?p=94
Reply:that is normal when you have a embeded flash in your page...


that's the latest active x from adobe in internet explorer...


not like in macromedia flash 8 active x, it doesn't have a border thats annoying you...





but in mozilla firefox, it wont display ^__^
Reply:I think that is normal when using IE browser.
Reply:Because your IE don`t support "object".You can copy the code into Dreamweaver.Dr will prompt you to convert "object" to a new label that your IE support.





Hope it can help you.


Richard


Brothersoft support
Reply:i think the version u r using of IE not suppoted this coding,because this coding is well displayed in firefox