Thanks all for responding,
The original .dir files (14 of them) were created in D6.5 and saved and
compressed in D8. I re-checked the file for the movie that the stub
projector opens and found some xtras that weren't checked off, which I did
then created the .dcr movie. This now works fine. It also works fine in
authoring mode I also rechecked all the other movies for unchecked xtras
that this .dcr movie feeds off to, but I get the same alert when going to
all of these movies.
I guess my next move is to start from scratch with all the other 14 movies
as well.
Oh well there's another week shot to hell..........
Any other advice will be greatly appreciated.
George
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kurt Griffin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2001 00:06
Subject: <lingo-l> Re: Problem reading compiled scripts error.
> > When opening a .dcr movie from the projector I am getting an error (205)
> > Problem reading compiled scripts. Can someone please tell me what I am
doing
> > wrong in creating the projector (with D8)? I have created the thing from
> > scratch several times, all with the same result.
>
> Probably not the projector that is the problem - do you have the source
for
> the dcr? If so, try running the source code in author mode, and see what
> pops up in the debugger. It may be as simple as running a save and compact
> on the source before protecting it. Especially if the source relies on
> external casts that you might have modified.
>
> -Kurt
>
>
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