1) Change your movie so that any reference to external files (.dir or .cst)
doesn't explicitly mention the extension. For instance, change: go to
movie "intro.dir" to simply be: go to movie "intro"
Director will look for any file that qualifies. Note that it used to also
count subdirectories with the same name, so make sure you don't have any
conflicts. I don't know if that problem still exists or not.
2) Use Update from the Xtras folder to create .dcr files - compressed for
Shockwave. This is even better protected than regular .dxr files, as
compression is even harder to "undo". Plus, they're smaller, so they'll
transfer better. You can use them even if you're making a projector.
3) For best results, if you have a lot of files, compress the .DIR files
before you do any casts.
- Tab
At 11:59 AM 12/27/00 -0200, Fabio wrote:
>Sorry guys... this is the last stupid question I do in this millenium...
>but how can I protect my (agh!) 300 .dir files so I can distribute my
>CD-ROM... and also, is it possible to protect .dir movies and still
>maintain the .dir extension?! Cause all the buttons and behaviors and
>everything else in the CD is linked to .dir files...
>
>I would thank you if ANY of you could answer this as soon as possible...
>cause after that, I will only work again in the next millenium!!!!!
>Thanks guys!!
>Fabio Grachiki
>
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