Hello Tony,
yep, I think I saw this happen to me. It's a bit of pain because it
only occurs on a subset of macs which can make it difficult to spot.
The following solution works for me, found it on a forum but I don't
remember where, so unfortunately, I can't give credit where credit is
due.
best regards
david hodgetts
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make a 3 frame movie.
don't put anything in the first two frames except this actionscripting:
in frame 1, put fscommand("fullscreen", "true");
in frame 2, put fscommand("fullscreen", "false");
in frame 3, put fscommand("fullscreen", "true");
and then continue on w/ the rest of your actionscripting in this
frame and
on...
placing the three toggling fscommands all in the same frame did not
seem to
provide enough time for flash to react.
i realize this is ugly w/ the flashing notfull/fullscreen. i hate
writing code
and building files like this... but it does work. the flashing
doesn't really
show up on a PC either, which is nice.
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On 12 Jun 2007, at 17:15, Tony P wrote:
Hello all,
I have a strange problem with a fullscreen projector (Flash Player
9) on Mac OS X. It works fine normally, but if the user has
installed Flash Player 8 then it goes not-quite-fullscreen and
displays a title bar for the window. Uninstalling, reinstalling 9
and praying to the techno gods all don't work.
Anyone seen this, or have any ideas?
Cheers!
Tony Pollard
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