At 01:32 PM 9/22/00, I Larochelle wrote:
>I'd like to install quicktime automatically on the user's machine when he
>doesn't have it and open the project after.
>I found a list of commands for the BudApi and I think maybe I can use the
>baShell ??
The help file is excellent for Buddy API. You'll find it in the Xtras menu.
Look for:
baVersion()
baRunProgram()
There's a Check Quicktime Version script available on
http://www.mediamacros.com that uses BudAPI.
>And does the user see it when it installs it or it does it in the background?
>Thank you
This is up to the QT installer. I've heard that you can use a .ini file to
reduce the number of dialog boxes during the installation, but I doubt it
ever goes down to zero. Back when we were looking into using QT3, Apple
support sent me ini settings, but I couldn't get the count down to less
than 10 clicks. We hadn't actually licensed it yet, so mileage may vary
once you do.
For the license agreement and CD-ROM distributable installer:
http://developer.apple.com/mkt/swl/agreements.html#QuickTime
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