>I compared the projector created with the 900 MB folder to the
>projector created with the 500 MB folder. They are both the same
>size, 564 MB. This would imply that when one creates a projector
>Director compacts the .dir file on the fly but it doesn't save the
>compacted version.
As Pekka says, that would be true if you are embedding the Director
movie. If you're trying to save on file size, why not turn on the
Shockwave Compression option when making the projector?
I would agree with Pekka though that it's unusual to embed a 560 MB
Director file. You would normally have that as an external file, and
a small embedded movie that goes to the external one at runtime.
Amongst other advantages, you would be able to make changes to the
external file, and not have to make a new projector each time.
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