The problem is that the cell that contains the Flash animation seems to be on a higher layer than the menu cell or rather the Flash animation is on a higher layer, so the menu is covered up by the animation when it drops down. Now, I realize that I could use CSS to remedy the problem or perhaps a tag, but this would cause browser compatibility problems. Flash Usability Tip Use cookies to remember preferences Cookies can be a very helpful way to increase usability. A cookie is a small text file that a Web server can send to the user's browser. The browser stores this file for the server to request later.
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