Is the latest version of swhx = 1.0.4?
Scott
On 10/19/06, Nicolas Cannasse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://haxe.org/swhx
While I think it's probably a decent OS product, it seems a little
behind
the curve at this point. When I inquired as to how I could change the
icon
for the
Nicolas,
How DO you change the icon?
;) Scott
On 10/19/06, Nicolas Cannasse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://haxe.org/swhx
While I think it's probably a decent OS product, it seems a little
behind
the curve at this point. When I inquired as to how I could change the
icon
for the
http://haxe.org/swhx
While I think it's probably a decent OS product, it seems a little behind
the curve at this point. When I inquired as to how I could change the icon
for the executable, I was directed to hack the .EXE in a resource editor.
You will be happy to know that latest version
What did you find in Director that was lacking in these other
projector
tools?
Well, a fully featured programming language for a start :) It depends a lot
I suppose on exactly what you are trying to achieve. Initially, some things
can be more labour intensive in Director (for instance, full
Regarding mProjector:
think it has quite a good support for system windows
Is there an easy way to add min / max buttons to the window? By default it
seems to come up only with a close button!
Scott
On 10/17/06, Adrian Ionut Beschea [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I used mProjector while
To: Flashcoders mailing list
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Flash Projectors - mProjector vs. Zinc
Peter,
I had considered Director, as we have that here.
What did you find in Director that was lacking in these other
projector tools?
Scott
On 10/17/06, Blumenthal, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED
On Oct 18, 2006, at 5:21 AM, Mike Mountain wrote:
The problem I found with Director is you have to go out and buy a
bunch
of Xtras to really achieve anything notable.
Have you considered ScreenweaverHX?
Interesting. I hadn't seen that. Is anyone using this?
http://haxe.org/swhx
--
Troy
The problem I found with Director is you have to go out and
buy a bunch of Xtras to really achieve anything notable.
All you need with Director for OS level control is BuddyAPI. There is
another extra to disable certain key combos (like CTRL+ALT+DEL, etc.)
for kiosk purposes but the name of
http://haxe.org/swhx
While I think it's probably a decent OS product, it seems a little behind
the curve at this point. When I inquired as to how I could change the icon
for the executable, I was directed to hack the .EXE in a resource editor.
Not that that is a deal breaker, but leads me to
I know from reading this list that Steven is really into mProjector. I'm
looking at acquiring a projector builder for Flash in our company. Our
current task is to create executable CD apps / presentations, but it would
be nice to have a system to create desktop apps (ala SpringBox), as well.
How
I used mProjector while developing an im chat client and I had little problems
with it. Comes with loads of samples and support forum is prompt.
I for one, think it has quite a good support for system windows and it's all
synchonus meaning you don't have to add event listeners for anything.
Hi Scott,
As I've said a number of times on this list, the problem that I've
had with Zinc is that they've twice broken (different) features in the
product with new releases - features that I've relied upon. And whole
version numbers have passed before they've released fixes to those
newly
I know there's a *big* difference in price, but lately I've been coming back
around to using Director for Flash based apps that need decent OS level
capability...
Pete
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Peter,
I had considered Director, as we have that here.
What did you find in Director that was lacking in these other projector
tools?
Scott
On 10/17/06, Blumenthal, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know there's a *big* difference in price, but lately I've been coming
back
around to using
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