Re: [Flashcoders] AS2: SWF Decompiler Recommendations

2013-05-18 Thread Jim Duber
Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I should have mentioned that I'm on a Mac 
so Burak's ASV isn't an option for me. Based on your comments, I tried the demo 
version of 'SWF Decompiler Trillix for Mac'. After a quick test confirmed that 
it did exactly what I needed, I paid for a full license and am back in 
business. Literally.

Thanks again,
Jim
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[Flashcoders] AS2: SWF Decompiler Recommendations

2013-05-17 Thread Jim Duber

Greetings all,

I'm writing to ask for recommendations with regard to SWF decompilers. I 
had several large projects on my stolen laptop that were not backed up. 
These are AS2 projects authored in Flash CS4, with lots of timeline 
scripts all over the place, including several Flash Media Server calls for 
recording audio data. Media assets are backed up, so I'm not so worried as 
much about that as I am in recovering all the code bits in somewhat of a 
logical manner.


I've never had an occasion to use a swf decompiler (and hope never to HAVE 
TO again!). In the meantime, I'm hoping to get some solid advice from the 
list.


Thanks very much,
Jim
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Re: [Flashcoders] Stolen Laptop: Adobe Support Laughable

2013-05-15 Thread Jim Duber
Thanks all for the replies and suggestions. I've contacted Karl offlist to 
see about that dmg. AR!


Also, wanted to mention to Hans that after I described my problem to tech 
support (via text chat), one support tech replied, So, the problem is 
that you're seeing too many error messages?


Now I understand where that comment came from.

Adobe support is truly a joke. Didn't use to be (but that was long ago).

Hans said:

Ah well, Adobe Support and Pricing where should I start :)
http://www.innerdrivestudios.com/blog/miscellaneous/adobe-cs-6-error-code-5-exit-code-5


Thanks again all,
Jim
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Re: [Flashcoders] Stolen Laptop: Adobe Support Laughable

2013-05-15 Thread Jim Duber
I have a bit of good news with which to close out this thread. In 
frustration, I posted a brief rant on Adobe's Facebook page. I got 
immediate help (from Madison) and now have Flash CS4 installed, updated 
to Flash 10.0.02 and running.


Lessons learned: (1) make frequent backups of all your work (I know, I 
know!); (2) backup your sw installers; and, (3) be a squeaky-ass wheel 
when you need to be!


It obviously helped that so many of us are ranting on Adobe's public 
Facebook. They seem to be going out of their way (on Facebook) to show how 
much they care about their customers. Unfortunately, the LiveChat and 
Phone Support team at Adobe have not gotten that memo yet. Very sad to see 
them (Adobe) struggling so.


Speaking of struggling, I'll start a new thread soon...

Thanks again, Flashcoders!

All the best,
Jim
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[Flashcoders] Stolen Laptop: Adobe Support Laughable

2013-05-14 Thread Jim Duber

My laptop was stolen last week.

Adobe sucks! Their answer to my stolen laptop and software problem is that 
because I registered my software, they will give me upgrade pricing.


The other companies I've contacted for help (Apple, MOTU) went out of 
their way to help me get back where I was.


Adobe seems to want to profit from my loss. They suck. Big time.

All I need at this point is a link to download Flash CS4 (I know, it's 
old--so what, it's all I need.)


I also have a CS3 suite. That installed in my new computer, but online 
updates weren't available. Support @ Adobe said it's too old, I'm outta 
luck. Google led me to a solution--I changed my system clock to the year 
2011, and bam, suddenly all the CS3 updates I needed were available.


Now, I'm struggling with Flash CS4. I can't open my projects with CS3. One 
tech support guy told me to ask to borrow a friend's installer disc and 
then use my serial number. Ridiculous. I've spent over 2 hours arguing 
with Adobe support techs and managers and all they can do is offer me 
upgrade pricing on the new cloud product.


I can't believe it.

Any better suggestions?

Thanks,
Jim
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[Flashcoders] Re: Flashcoders Digest, Vol 27, Issue 29

2009-12-23 Thread Jim Duber
I'm on digest, so excuse me if this repeats what others might have  
said already, but I wonder if it'll work as expected under both IE6  
and IE8 if you rename your directory flv test as flvTest (or  
something similar without a blank space).


HTH,

Jim


Date: Wed, 23 Dec 2009 08:40:54 -0500
From: Mendelsohn, Michael michael.mendels...@fmglobal.com
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] FLV loading in IE6, not IE8
To: Flash Coders List flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com

I just noticed that if I output the path of the swf to a TextField,  
I get differences between IE6 and IE8:


IE6:
file://\\johnfilep31\globalcom$\FM_Action_W7\flv test\tester.swf

IE8:
file://johnfilep31/globalcom$/FM_Action_W7/flv%20test/tester.swf

It seems IE8 treats it as a web resource instead of a file share.   
Could that be part of the issue rather than a security/sandbox  
setting?


- MM


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[Flashcoders] NumericStepper IE Problem

2007-04-04 Thread Jim Duber

Greetings all,

I've got a form type application in which I use a the NumericStepper  
component from Flash 8 professional. We're asking users to rate a  
series of items on a 1 to 3 scale. I've set the minimum value for all  
instances of the NumericStepper to 0, the maximum value to 3 and the  
step size to 1. On entering the frame, the values are set to 0. There's  
a forward button which is disabled until all the instances of the  
stepper have non-zero values. A listener watches for changes in the  
steppers and then updates values in a LoadVars object that I'm using to  
pass the results to a PHP script at the end. It's all fairly  
straight-forward and working well.


Well, except for a small number (about 1% or so) of users results are  
passed as a 0. They all were using Internet Exploder (big surprise  
there, huh?). The actionscript code follows. Am I missing something  
obvious?


Thanks for any help!

Jim

/
//SCRIPT ON FRAME
//(myData_lv and nsListener objects
//already instantiated previous frame)
/
//
//set initial values of lv object to 0
myData_lv.q08Aa =  
myData_lv.q08Ab=myData_lv.q08Ac=myData_lv.q08Ad=myData_lv.q08Ae=myData_l 
v.q08Af=0;

//set values of numeric steppers onstage to 0
numStepA.value =  
numStepB.value=numStepC.value=numStepD.value=numStepE.value=numStepF.val 
ue=0;

//disable forward button
fwd_btn.enabled = false;
fwd_btn._alpha = 50;
//set interval to activate fwd button when values all non-zero
clearInterval(loadInt);
function moveOn() {
	if (myData_lv.q08Aa == 0 || myData_lv.q08Ab == 0 || myData_lv.q08Ac ==  
0 || myData_lv.q08Ad == 0 || myData_lv.q08Ae == 0 || myData_lv.q08Af ==  
0) {

fwd_btn.enabled = false;
fwd_btn._alpha = 50;
} else {
fwd_btn.enabled = true;
fwd_btn._alpha = 100;
}
}
//
loadInt = setInterval(moveOn, 20);
//listen for changes to the numSteppers onstage and update lv object  
values

nsListener.change = function(evt_obj:Object) {
switch (evt_obj.target) {
case numStepA :
myData_lv.q08Aa = numStepA.value;
break;
case numStepB :
myData_lv.q08Ab = numStepB.value;
break;
case numStepC :
myData_lv.q08Ac = numStepC.value;
break;
case numStepD :
myData_lv.q08Ad = numStepD.value;
break;
case numStepE :
myData_lv.q08Ae = numStepE.value;
break;
case numStepF :
myData_lv.q08Af = numStepF.value;
break;
}
};
// Add listeners
numStepA.addEventListener(change, nsListener);
numStepB.addEventListener(change, nsListener);
numStepC.addEventListener(change, nsListener);
numStepD.addEventListener(change, nsListener);
numStepE.addEventListener(change, nsListener);
numStepF.addEventListener(change, nsListener);
//forward button active should work only if all values are not 0
fwd_btn.onRelease = function() {
	if (myData_lv.q08Aa == 0 || myData_lv.q08Ab == 0 || myData_lv.q08Ac ==  
0 || myData_lv.q08Ad == 0 || myData_lv.q08Ae == 0 || myData_lv.q08Af ==  
0) {

//nothing;
} else {
//OK TO GO ONWARD
nextFrame();
}
};

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Re: [Flashcoders] deleting a progress bar after loading

2007-03-12 Thread Jim Duber
I'm on digest, so you may have already heard this a hundred times. In 
case not, try instead:


mypb.visible = false;

Like many (most, all?) of the V2 components, there should be no 
underscore in the 'visible' property.


Best,
Jim


Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2007 13:54:07 -0400
From: Gustavo Duenas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] deleting a progress bar after loading
To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com

actually I'm trying to set the _visible of the progress bar to false
in the same place where I was trying to use the other instructions.

like this.

var myloadListen = this.myloader
mypb.source= myLoader;
myloadListen.complete = function(evt_obj:Object){
mypb._visible= false;
}
myloader.addEventListener(complete,myloadListen);


but so far...the same bad result...nothing.


regards

Gustavo Duenas




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RE: [Flashcoders] Text field with two lines and on second linecharacter !

2006-09-28 Thread Jim Duber

Greetings all,

For the record, in standard French, punctuation marks (like ! and ? 
and :) are most certainly *not* preceded by a space.


Regards,

Jim



Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2006 11:55:32 +0200
From: Lieven Cardoen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Text field with two lines and on second
linecharacter !
To: Flashcoders mailing list flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Message-ID:
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Content-Type: text/plain;   charset=us-ascii

Little adjustment.

Before the ! or ?, there's a space. Apparently in French this is the
rule.

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Lieven
Cardoen
Sent: donderdag 28 september 2006 11:44
To: Flashcoders mailing list
Subject: [Flashcoders] Text field with two lines and on second
linecharacter !

I don't know the word for characters like !?., in Englisch but 
problem

is dat those characters sometimes stand alone on second line of a
textfield in Flash...



Is there a way to remedy this?



For Example :



Bla blab la blab la bla

?



Should be forced to be displayed like



Bla blab la blab la bla?



Or



Bla blab la blab la

bla?



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Re: [Flashcoders] Text field with two lines and on second linecharacter !

2006-09-28 Thread Jim Duber

Hi Christophe,

Huh?!? (or, Huh ?!?) Live and learnSorry all for the OT.

Jim


Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2006 19:10:50 +0200
From: Christophe Herreman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Text field with two lines and on second
linecharacter !
To: Flashcoders mailing list flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
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Hi Jim,

I'm not completely sure of that.

We received the following link from a university professor:
http://www.dsi.univ-paris5.fr/typo.html

The part about punctuation marks (in French):

Espaces en usage avant et après les signes de ponctuation

* Point et virgule sont suivis d'un blanc.
* Point d'interrogation, point d'exclamation, point-virgule et
  deux-points sont suivis d'un blanc et précédés d'une espace fine
  insécable. Ce caractère, auquel les professionnels de l'édition
  de texte sont justement attachés, existe dans les traitements de
  texte, peut être remplacé par un blanc dans les simples messages
  et par le caractère nbsp; en HTML.
* Les guillemets ouvrants ou fermants sont, respectivement, 
précédés

  ou suivis d'un blanc.
* Les parenthèses ou crochets ouvrants sont précédés d'un blanc.
* Les parenthèses ou crochets fermants sont suivis d'un blanc.
* Les apostrophes et traits d'union ne sont ni précédés ni suivis 
de

  blanc.
* Le tiret est précédé et suivi d'un blanc.
* Les points de suspension sont suivis d'un blanc.

regards,
Christophe

Jim Duber wrote:

Greetings all,

For the record, in standard French, punctuation marks (like ! and
? and :) are most certainly *not* preceded by a space.

Regards,

Jim


SNIP
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