I think the Quick Time Pro is the most likely answer.
Tom
On Friday, January 9, 2004, at 10:02 pm, mavreela wrote:
Tom,
That option will only become available once the file has been fully downloaded into the browsers cache (and be aware that the file will start to play before the download has completed, you need to wait until the bar has turned grey).
I have been able to save the new version of the ad this way (selecting the save option from the menu) to go along with the original version I already have.
Michael
On Friday, January 9, 2004, at 07:20 pm, Tom Burke wrote:
Andrew
Yes, I found that one. However, that option is greyed-out..... All that's active in that menu is 'About QuickTime plug-in'; 'Plug-in settings'; and 'Connection Speed'.
Is there perhaps a 'disable Save' flag that can be set on a QT movie?
Tom
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