date:20040915

Re: Classic projector problem

2004-09-15 Thread Kevin M. Dean

On Sep 15, 2004, at 5:28 PM, Teo Mattiozzi Petralia wrote:
I have added to the xtra folder other xtras, between these the 
quicktime xtras. After this the OSX projector is working fine but the 
classic one is not.
Do I need a special Quicktime xtra to run the classic projector?
The classic projector needs its own set of classic xtras which you can 
find in your "configuration/Cross Platform Resources/Classic MacOS" 
folder.
They will need to be stored in a separate folder than your OS X xtras 
because in some cases they bear the same name.

Kevin M. Dean
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Classic projector problem

2004-09-15 Thread Teo Mattiozzi Petralia

Hello!
I'm working on a G5, running OSX 10.3.2. I'm trying to update a project 
done several years ago using Director 5 or 6, using Director MX 2004. 
All I have to do (I thought) is to open the .dir files with MX 2004 and 
save them. (I have done that, and everything was all right).
Then I have opened the stub.dir file and try to publish it for OSX and 
classic versions, but here the problem; as soon as the program start 
(just the black screen of the stub file), it crash. This happen with 
both projectors, OSX and classic, the only difference is that in 
classic mode, there is a message coming up saying "There is an invalid 
castmember [] in this movie" and then crash.
I have added to the xtra folder other xtras, between these the 
quicktime xtras. After this the OSX projector is working fine but the 
classic one is not.
Do I need a special Quicktime xtra to run the classic projector?

Any other idea about how to solve the problem?
Thanks
Teo
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RE: Flashpaper 2 in Director

2004-09-15 Thread Chuck Neal

I actually have a fixed version but not expanded to all the new goodies in
FP 2, just makes all the Flash paper 1 stuff work in 2.0.  If anyone is
interested, email me off list and I can send over a copy.

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-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Emre Eldemir
Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2004 10:02 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE:  Flashpaper 2 in Director


Thank you :)

Emre ELDEMIR

-Original Message-
From: Chuck Neal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2004 4:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE:  Flashpaper 2 in Director

I promise I am working on an update. ;)

-Chuck
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-Original Message-
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Emre Eldemir
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2004 2:48 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:  Flashpaper 2 in Director


Hello,

i've seen and used the useful tutorial on using flashpaper 1.1 in director
but the code doesn't seem to carry across to the latest version. i've tried
to apply the flashpaper 2.0 API info but i can't seem to get it to work even
on the simplest level... 

the first error is found on the line : pFlashPaper =
pRoot.isFlashPaperDocument() and i can't hide print or zoomin icon .

Best Regards,

Emre ELDEMiR


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Re: problems with PDF_Xtra

2004-09-15 Thread Diego Landro

Thanks for the answer, those technotes where really helpful. I was in the
site trying to get some info about my problem, but i couldn´t get to the
technotes i wanted, the link was really helpful, thanks again
Diego Landro
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2004 6:03 PM
Subject: RE:  problems with PDF_Xtra


> Hello Diego,
>
> To answer your question, we actually wrote a Technote addressing this
exact issue. The Technote is called  "How to ensure PDF Xtra launches Adobe
Reader correctly" and can be found at this address:
http://www.IntegrationNewMedia.com/support/pdfdirector/technotes/tn022-301-032.htm
>
> Don't hesitate to contact us if you need more information.
>
> Regards,
>
> - Patrick
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> -Original Message-
> From: Diego Landro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2004 4:33 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:  problems with PDF_Xtra
>
>
>
> People,
>
> i´m experiencing problems when i´m using the PDF Xtra. The problem is kind
> of weird. When i create a projector on the authoring machin, from the hard
> disk it runs smoothly, no problem. when i make a CD from this porjector,
> obviously including all Xtras, especially PDF Xta, i get a -1000 error
that
> says Acrobat cannot find ActiveX control, but the problem does not arise
> when i run the exact same app from the hard disk. Do i have to put some
> Reader files on the CD, including a Reader on the CD would help me get rid
> of this error? On some test machines i tried it, it gets another error:
> Could not find Adobe Acrobat. Has anyone experienced this kind of problem
> before? I´m using Dir MX 2004 and PDF Xtra ver 2.2
> Thanks
> Diego Landro
>
>
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Re: Mac Creator & File Type Code for RTF files

2004-09-15 Thread Ross Clutterbuck

Thank you Julian!

Ross

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RE: Flashpaper 2 in Director

2004-09-15 Thread Emre Eldemir

Thank you :)

Emre ELDEMIR

-Original Message-
From: Chuck Neal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2004 4:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE:  Flashpaper 2 in Director

I promise I am working on an update. ;)

-Chuck
--
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-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Emre Eldemir
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2004 2:48 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:  Flashpaper 2 in Director

Hello,

i've seen and used the useful tutorial on using flashpaper 1.1 in
director
but the code doesn't seem to carry across to the latest version. i've
tried
to apply the flashpaper 2.0 API info but i can't seem to get it to work
even
on the simplest level... 

the first error is found on the line : pFlashPaper =
pRoot.isFlashPaperDocument() and i can't hide print or zoomin icon .

Best Regards,

Emre ELDEMiR

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RE: Flashpaper 2 in Director

2004-09-15 Thread Chuck Neal

I promise I am working on an update. ;)

-Chuck
--
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CEO, MediaMacros, Inc.
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-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Emre Eldemir
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2004 2:48 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:  Flashpaper 2 in Director


Hello,

i've seen and used the useful tutorial on using flashpaper 1.1 in director
but the code doesn't seem to carry across to the latest version. i've tried
to apply the flashpaper 2.0 API info but i can't seem to get it to work even
on the simplest level... 

the first error is found on the line : pFlashPaper =
pRoot.isFlashPaperDocument() and i can't hide print or zoomin icon .

Best Regards,

Emre ELDEMiR


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RE: Mac Creator & File Type Code for RTF files

2004-09-15 Thread Julian Weaver

sorry 'ttxt' not TEXT.

  > -Original Message-
  > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On 
  > Behalf Of Ross Clutterbuck
  > Sent: 15 September 2004 11:28
  > To: Lingo-L List
  > Subject:  Mac Creator & File Type Code for 
  > RTF files
  > 
  > 
  > Hi List
  > 
  > One of these days I'll just buy a Mac and work all 
  > this out for myself but until that day...
  > 
  > I'm capturing a user's progress through the 
  > troubleshooting application I'm working on and I'm 
  > exporting that to a Rich Text document. However, 
  > the application at some point may need to open this 
  > document directly.
  > 
  > PC-wise this is not a problem: just using 
  > baOpenFile() to open the document with whatever 
  > application is associated with the .rtf extension 
  > (at the very least Windows users will have Wordpad 
  > available).
  > 
  > However, when this runs on the Mac, I'm going to 
  > need to give my RTF file Creator and File Type 
  > codes in order for the Finder to know what sort of 
  > file it is, and thus which application baOpenFile() 
  > should use. From what I've read so far if I use 
  > "" for the Creator code and "RTF_" for the File 
  > Type code, the Finder should display a list of 
  > applications available who can read RTF files. Is 
  > that correct?
  > 
  > I would perfer this to be a little more seamless 
  > i.e. just fires up a basic RTF reader (MacOS's 
  > equivalent to Wordpad effectively - does SimpleText 
  > to rich text?) and shows my file. In this case, if 
  > possible, what are the Creator and File Type codes I need?
  > 
  > Thanks as always
  > 
  > Ross
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RE: Mac Creator & File Type Code for RTF files

2004-09-15 Thread Julian Weaver

On os X:

The default creator code for textedit is the same as it was for simple
text - TEXT.
the file type is R*ch - peculiarly the same as for BBEdit files :/

julian
  > -Original Message-
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  > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On 
  > Behalf Of Ross Clutterbuck
  > Sent: 15 September 2004 11:28
  > To: Lingo-L List
  > Subject:  Mac Creator & File Type Code for 
  > RTF files
  > 
  > 
  > Hi List
  > 
  > One of these days I'll just buy a Mac and work all 
  > this out for myself but until that day...
  > 
  > I'm capturing a user's progress through the 
  > troubleshooting application I'm working on and I'm 
  > exporting that to a Rich Text document. However, 
  > the application at some point may need to open this 
  > document directly.
  > 
  > PC-wise this is not a problem: just using 
  > baOpenFile() to open the document with whatever 
  > application is associated with the .rtf extension 
  > (at the very least Windows users will have Wordpad 
  > available).
  > 
  > However, when this runs on the Mac, I'm going to 
  > need to give my RTF file Creator and File Type 
  > codes in order for the Finder to know what sort of 
  > file it is, and thus which application baOpenFile() 
  > should use. From what I've read so far if I use 
  > "" for the Creator code and "RTF_" for the File 
  > Type code, the Finder should display a list of 
  > applications available who can read RTF files. Is 
  > that correct?
  > 
  > I would perfer this to be a little more seamless 
  > i.e. just fires up a basic RTF reader (MacOS's 
  > equivalent to Wordpad effectively - does SimpleText 
  > to rich text?) and shows my file. In this case, if 
  > possible, what are the Creator and File Type codes I need?
  > 
  > Thanks as always
  > 
  > Ross
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Mac Creator & File Type Code for RTF files

2004-09-15 Thread Ross Clutterbuck

Hi List

One of these days I'll just buy a Mac and work all this out for myself but
until that day...

I'm capturing a user's progress through the troubleshooting application I'm
working on and I'm exporting that to a Rich Text document. However, the
application at some point may need to open this document directly.

PC-wise this is not a problem: just using baOpenFile() to open the document
with whatever application is associated with the .rtf extension (at the very
least Windows users will have Wordpad available).

However, when this runs on the Mac, I'm going to need to give my RTF file
Creator and File Type codes in order for the Finder to know what sort of
file it is, and thus which application baOpenFile() should use. From what
I've read so far if I use "" for the Creator code and "RTF_" for the
File Type code, the Finder should display a list of applications available
who can read RTF files. Is that correct?

I would perfer this to be a little more seamless i.e. just fires up a basic
RTF reader (MacOS's equivalent to Wordpad effectively - does SimpleText to
rich text?) and shows my file. In this case, if possible, what are the
Creator and File Type codes I need?

Thanks as always

Ross

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