When MACR updates Xtras within a release (it sounds like you are
referring to updates to the original d8.0 Xtra set), they generally
they go into the same 'xtrainfo locations' (in this case;
/Shockwave8/), and so always get auto-downloaded without the need of
revving existing projects.
& if there were a d8.5.1, any new packages would get posted into the
/Shockwave85/ locations used by the d8.5 package set.
hth
-Buzz
At 1:06 AM -0400 9/6/01, Kurt Griffin wrote:
> > I wasn't pretending to answer the question for anything but Macromedia
>> delivered Xtras, hence that carefully chosen opening statement.
>>Your point is
>> quite valid for the world of 3rd party Xtras out there though.
>
>No problem. I missed your point - you didn't lead off by saying that the zip
>xtra was a MACR xtra, so I missed the "MACR xtra" point. If I was in your
>place, I'd probably assume that developers knew that that xtra was a MACR
>xtra as well.
>
>Yes, my fault for not reading carefully, but as anyone who has done some
>tech support knows, it's best to be as explicit as can be. I only meant to
>expand on your post - if I missed the point, perhaps others did as well, so
>maybe the clarification did some good.
>
>But, am I wrong that there are some MACR xtras (or updates) that dir 8
>shockwaves can auto-download that were released after the first dir 8
>release, and would require a manual update of the xtrainfo.txt file?
>
>Cheers,
>Kurt
>
>
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