I'm not convinced that the .cst is necessary...depends on your code. Makes
it a bitch when you protect them and they turn into .cxt's if it is
required to be that way.
Sounds like your problem is in the drive variable...
MAYBE the mac is getting it's full day supply of vitamin ":" while (as
Howdy will remind us) Bill Gates is stealing an extra "\" in the Win side.
You have two choices:
Keep dropping little clues for us to try and guess what the heck you are
doing, OR maybe post a little more code so we don't have to guess...depends
on how much time you want to spend feeding us clues...
roymeo
At 12:37 PM 7/31/2002 -0300, you wrote:
>Hi Howdy...
>
>I did what you sugest but the problem still there, only in windows.
>
>on 7/29/02 12:56 PM, Howdy-Tzi at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > At 09:04 -0300 07/29/2002, Rodrigo Peres wrote:
> >
> >> Does anyone knows what could be wrong??
> >
> >> If the cd is the right one them....
> >>
> >> AttachCastLib("baixacast", drive & "baixacast")
> >> AttachCastLib("altacast", drive & "altacast")
> >
> > You need to include the file extension as well -- particularly on
> > Windows. Without that .cst extension Director's likely, on Win, to
> > not know that you have actually attached a cast file.
> >
> > Rename the casts so they all have .cst extensions, even on Mac, and
> > try again like:
> >
> > AttachCastLib("baixacast", drive & "baixacast.cst")
> > AttachCastLib("altacast", drive & "altacast.cst")
> >
> > Should do it...
>
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>
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