Thanks,
But if only this worked for the Mac I would be really happy, but it doesn't,
well it does if I run it from somewhere on the hard disk, but then I create
a temperary partition on the harddisk, to burn the cd with "toast", copy the
files there, and it comes up with a script error, and can't find the files.
Does anyone have any experience with "toast titanium"?
The pc runs perfectly. Has been for ages, but the Mac has a problem with the
path's.
-Natalia (still strugling)
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of g r i m m w e r k s
Sent: 10. juli 2001 22:42
To: Lingo
Subject: Re: <lingo-l> QuickTime path names on Mac
On 7/10/01 4:25 PM, "Natalia Tjelum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spewed forth:
> handler: member("moviename").filename=
> moviepath&"moviesfolder:moviename.mov"
I've answered this a couple of times...this would only work for the mac. You
need to do different path chars for each. The pc is "\", the mac is ":"
Do this:
tchar = the last char of the moviepath
member("moviename").filename = the moviepath & "moviesfolder" & tChar &
"moviename.mov"
This would work for both platforms as on the mac it would be
CD:moviesfolder:moviename.mov
CD\moviesfolder\moviename.mov
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