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		<title>Scale9Grid with Masking</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ActionScript DisplayObject has a property called scale9grid used to scale objects according to nine regions based rectangle, detailed information could be found here One day I was trying to use it for scaling effect applied to a MovieClip with curved corners and dynamic loaded image within, the problem was that the mask didn&#8217;t scale properly [...]]]></description>
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