I don't believe you can store files that have resourceforks inside
a virtual volume, so probably not.
I think you're going to have to read the files in and them write them
out as a binary, encrypted if you want.
You can then store the binary files in the virtual volume, or as
individual files in the Application Support folder.
- Tom
On 11/02/2007, at 2:44 AM, Eric Richards wrote:
I'd say you've dragged too much stuff into the project (images,
sounds, or whatever). Mac resource forks have a modest size limit...
Frank.
Or the size of the items dragged in is to big..
Frank got it. I have/had 10 3DMF files in a 2nd project, ok thats
not much
however, some of them turned out to be large in file size, so added
up,
it just couldn't handle it - so to speak.
I took out all but 5 of the files and it complies.
What's interesting when i first tried to complie it, durning the
compling
I got an out of memory error and must quit - error. Ok so I
increased the memory
for Rb then I got the Runtime error.
Looks like I'll just have to load them from them outside.
I'll just have to find a away to keep must users from geting access
to files.
I've never used VirtualVolume, would that work ?
Thanks
Eric
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