Double check that your xtra's are in order -- it fails in win2k, netscape 7.0, ie 6.0, too - maybe an xtra not coming down the pipe? but jeeze - it really dies -- error reads exactly: "This Shockwaave movie has errors that have caused playback problems. Please contact the author of this content regarding this problem. Shockwave is unable to continue."

a sliver of light,
evan

Fletcher Moore wrote:

Hi all,

I'm working on a set of interactive music guides, and the material I have
thus far works perfectly on my own machine (a Mac), but crashes on the
client's machines' (PCs running Win98). A rather generic error is created --
something like "this shockwave movie can't run because of an error."

I don't have a Win98 machine for testing purposes, though I'm in the market
for one. In the meantime, can anyone shed a little light on this problem? I
wish I could offer more information, but that's about all I have.

The guilty file:
http://saltydogdesign.com/kerman/beethoven06.html

Thanks,
Fletch

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