Makes sense. Thanks Zeh.
Maybe you can tell me if there if there is any way to ensure that accessing
fla files over the network is stable. I know in the past that flas have
disappeared on me when working off a network drive. I'm guessing you'd say
that I should duplicate whatever it is and put in on my own local drive and
not even risk it, but I thought I'd ask. It's just a mess to have client
work all over the place.
thanks again!
Kurt
\At 09:49 AM 6/15/2006, you wrote:
I recently hired an assistant and we need to share and simultaneously
work on .fla files over a local network.
There must be tools for this, but a search on google didn't yield
anything (must not be using the right terminology).
There isn't. Only one people can work on a .FLA at a time.
You can have separate symbols that are loaded ("shared") from other .FLA
files at design time, so then can be worked on and the reloaded. But
usually it's not worth the hassle.
Usually, you shouldn't have the need for two people to work on the same
.FLA file at the same time simply because changing two different aspects
of a source file would make compiling and debugging impossible. If they
want to work on two different things, you'd better split the .FLA file
into different files, then the website would have different SWF files
which are loaded on demand on the website.
- Zeh
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