Simply put, I need a way to open an image (png, jpg or gif) and export it into SWF. That's it. Just an image that's not right clickable. Yes, I know there are ways to steal it, but I think this is the best idea for now.

I was looking at three mods.

1) SWF::Builder - This looks good and it does talk a little about Bitmaps, but it doesn't show any solid examples of how to use it.

2) SWF::File - Similar to the above module, but looks like there's less documentation for bitmaps.

3) MING - Looks good, but my host doesn't have it and it doesn't look like they'll install it for me. So I'm tough out of luck on this one.

Anyone familiar with opening an image into a SWF? Anyone have a small example of any of the above modules?

Thanks everyone!



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