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As any web developer knows testing for cross-browser compatibility can be a time consuming process. To help ease this process Adobe has been developing BrowserLab intended to help simplify and speed up the process of testing for compatibility. Here’s Adobe’s description of their hosted solution BrowserLab:

BrowserLab is an online service that allows web professionals to test their websites on popular browsers and operating systems. Screenshots of actual browser renderings are generated in real time, with multiple viewing options to help pinpoint issues. Note Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 software users have access to additional functionality such as testing local and active content.

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By default, Flash movies (.swf) will display on top of all other content, whether it be a dropdown menu, or content on your page. In order to ensure that your Flash movies do not display over all other elements on the page, apply the wmode=”transparent” parameter to the reference for the swf file.
e.g.: <embed src=”myflashmovie.swf” wmode=”transparent”>

View the following link for more information: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/155/tn_15523.html