Happen to have a link to an English version?
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Hello :)
the algo
Hi Daniel,
Just out of curiosity, why do you need to detect/see the framerate in your
published SWF?
...Rob
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Remove the asterisks (*) from before and after the double equals sign. The
line should be:
if (video1 == video) {
not
if (video1 *==* video) {
The asterisks were probably there to highlight the correction. That is, it
should be a double equal sign for an "is
> Can the video content be kept outside of the SCO package?
> Does it need to be included in the manifest XML file?
I would strongly urge you to include any content files that are required to
be included in the manifest.
Technically, you may be able to get away with not including the FLVs in t
Gustavo,
You could write a Javascript function that resizes the browser window to
screen size. it's not exactly the same and maximizing, but it would fill the
screen.
...Rob
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Duenas
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}
// EVENT HANDLERS
function onEnterFrame():Void {
this.doSomething();
}
}
Make more sense? HTH!
...Rob
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Nice Steve! I'll keep this one in mind. My clients often rip up forms
(either that, or my designer does)!
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Thanks for letting us know!
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> fscommand('fullscreen', true) works as expected in the Linux version
> of the standalone player (9.0.31.0). Though I did notice that switching
> to another window seemed to kick it out of full-screen...
Out of curiousity, if you then switch back to the flash player, does it
return to full-scre
Why TEXT and not XML?
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Subject: [Flashcoders] How to read variables from file into an array.
Hello,
All the information I have found on this seems to indicate that
> is there a way to detect a users os within flash? we are
> working on some things what i will need to isolate osx
> users etc.
myString = System.capabilities.os;
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Hi all,
I have a project that I have spec'ed for developing in Flash MX 04 (or Flash
8) along with Director MX 04. The project has a large amount of data that
will be read into the program. I'm trying to determine whether there are any
practical limitations to using XML with Flash. The data lends
Hi Danny,
I think this same thing (or something very similar) came up on the Director
DIRECT-L list in the past few months. If you don't have it, here are links
for that list:
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Hi all,
I need (want) to get myself up to speed with PHP 4.x/5.x and MySQL. I'm
experienced with ActionScript (1 and 2), JavaScript, and Lingo (Director),
and have dabbled with Java.
I don't need a text that goes into basic programming techniques, rather I am
looking for something that is a good
> Save your money and point your browser at: www.php.net
Yeah, know about that, but I'm a book hog and it gives my admin one more
thing to keep track of for me.
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Saw that. Now the hard decision is which of the CS3 Premium bundles to go
for...
Design w/ InDesign CS3 vs. Web w/ Fireworks and Contribute
I haven't used Contribute and wonder how long Adobe will continue Fireworks.
I still use Fireworks MX04 and Fireworks 8 often, but having InDesign is
very a
My guess is that Flash CS3 is Flash 9... but that's literally an armchair
guess. Anyone out know if that is true?
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Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 12:13 AM
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Funny you mention that. I was an avid fan of Freehand way back from version
1. (Does anybody else remember Aldus?) When Adobe bought out Aldus, I
thought it was the demiss of Freehand. Ironically, over the years I've
levitated towards Illustrator for vector-based work and rarely use Freehand
anymor
> But Contribute I don't get it..since the dreamweaver can help me out to
> update sites remotely...isn't better than contribute?
Yes, but it's a very good tool for managing client-based updates to web
sites. I often use/recommend it for sites I create where clients prefer to
make content updates
I'm surprised that any of the CS3 bundles are available via download. I
would think they are only available via physical shipment due to sheer size.
Back to the subject at hand, I know that UK and EU pricing typically runs
higher on software, but to the extent that it is cheaper to fly to the US,
Even if there is a tool, I don't think it would make a difference. My guess
is that FLV video is handled like any other video with regards to keyframes.
That is, the "tween" frames only contain content that has changed,
everything else is transparent. A keyframe, contains all of the information.
I'd also throw in my 2-cents worth... MultiEdit Lite
...Rob
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Hey all,
Can anyone recommend a solid online reference for XPath (working with
XFactorStudio XPath is Flash MX 04 Pro)? Their web site is next to
non-existent, I just had to backpeddle on a project, and trying to get my
bearings on XPath and their implementation of it for AS2.
Thanks,
Rob
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> Ever since the Flashcoders server went down, my posts to Flashcoders
> are taking a long time to appear. Is it just me or are other people
> experiencing this?
I'm seeing the same thing... about a 2 hour lag time. So, by the time this
message actually hits the board, there will probably be ma
Hi all,
I've been giving myself a crash course on XPath using XFactor Studios XPath
(AS2) in Flash and also with the XML Spy's built in XPath evaluator tool.
I'm still having some difficulty constructing some XPath expressions to best
fit my needs -- assuming that it can be done.
I'm working on a
Okay, next question re: XPath in Flash
Does anyone know of an XSLT implementation for Flash MX/MX04/8 ???
The end result of what I am doing is actually generating an XHTML file from
the XML. I know I can use the built-in XML class and XFactor studios XPath
to traverse and find what I need, b
Thanks Ron!
I realized I was wandering off-topic with this thread. As it turns out,
short of an XSLT implementation in Flash MX 04 (or Flash 8), I'm not going
to get any further with transforming my input XML to the desired output
XML/XHTML.
I burned the night working on traversing nodes and ext
This is a topic that's come up several times in the past on the Direct-L
list. You might want to search the list archives at
http://listserv.uark.edu/archives/direct-l.html
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But setting up a rule would be far too easy as an interim fix, and much less
satisfying. Blowing a gasket and violently attacking one's keyboard
composing a rant (and revealing one's own ignorance regarding creating rules
in their mail program) is much more cathartic than you might realize.
How ma
If you only need numbers, an alternative is to use a Unicode font that has a
full complement of superscript and subscript numbers, such as Lucida Sans
Unicode or Arial Unicode. Under embedding options you either need to create
a custom code page for the super/subscript characters, or simply embed t
Platform:
Dell Latitude D820
Win XP SP 2
Intel Core 2 T7400 2.16GHz
2 GB RAM
Firefox 2.0.0.3CPU usage 27-43%
IE 6.0.2900. CPU usage 23-38%
Granted a newer system, but those numbers look great. I can test out on a
few older PCs and a G4 Mac once I get to the ranch.
...Rob
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Err actually my office, where I have more than my laptop available to
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Platform:
Dell Latitude D820
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Intel Core 2 T7400 2.16GHz
2 G
One other thing that Dave pointed out just recently is that if you're mail
requires a whitelisting request response, the list software isn't going to
know that! So when the unsubscribe confirmation is sent it has to have a
clear path to your mailbox so that you can confirm.
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Same here Nik,
All I do is watch the percentages on the Task Manager. Not an exacting
science, but I believe that it needs to be. I just need to reasonably
simulate systems at different levels.
There are places that specialize in QA testing and benchmarking. For
projects that warrant it, they are
Not a good answer... but in these situations a custom font is needed that
has the copyright symbol in the font already superscripted. Whenever I have
had to deal with super-/subscripting other than the numbers 0-9, I've
resorted to creating and embedding a custom font.
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You've got a few ways to achieve this, but they all require using a program
such as Fontographer to create a custom version of the desired font that
contains the superscript characters.
Embed the custom font in your FLA, then use the tag around to specify
the different face for the superscript.
Just throwing my two cents worth in here...
As others pointed out, drawing circles around selections is "doable", but
isn't user-friendly. As I read through this the thought occurred to me. What
about using a drawn oval path as a movie clip for the mouse pointer that the
user clicks on a selecti
There is no "size" or "width" property for the RectBorder, which is what the
TextArea component uses for the border. You would have to do a custom skin
or theme. If this is only for this one project, you can copy the skin
elements into your library. Here is the info from livedocs:
http://tinyurl.c
Can't speak for the "unbundled" version, but the CS3 version bundled with
the CS3 Suites is out and shipping. I received my Web Premium bundle just
over a week ago.
...Rob
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> I assume, I'd always be able to download the file from Adobe as well.
I have had a few occassions where I've had to re-download an item. Adobe has
always been very good about it. The only time I had an issue was last month
when I borked my installation of Acro 6 Pro on the Mac and could not fi
Hi all,
Wasn't sure whether to post there here or Flash-Newbie, so I'm starting
here.
I've inherited a project where all Flash assets (MCs, buttons, components)
are included in an FLA and setup on frameone. All code is in external class
definition files, and it isn't pretty. With classes linked t
Flash movie, and load the bulky movie in as
a child. As long as it doesn't use _root all the time, it should work fine.
(And even if it does, you could use _lockroot to fix that).
Ian
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> Hi all,
>
> Wasn't sure wheth
ash movie, and load the bulky movie
> in as a child. As long as it doesn't use _root all the time, it should
> work fine. (And even if it does, you could use _lockroot to fix that).
>
> Ian
>
> On 5/11/07, Hairy Dog Digital <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi all,
&g
That would work, but in my case, I've inherited a project that has upwards
of a hundred symbols in the library, some used and some not. And a mess of
symbols placed on the stage. I can create a wrapper SWF in a fraction of the
time it would take digging through the existing library.
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What about utilizing two separate XML files. The first files contains the
elements that predicate the loading of the second XML file.
Yes, it's more than one file, but may be a more practical approach as
opposed to overwriting the onLoad event handler.
...Rob
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Hi all,
Does anyone have a desktop file searching utility they can recommend that
really does search within files of any type for specific strings?
The built in Windows search utility, as well as the Google Desktop Search,
do not seem to search within file types such as external ActionScript file
2:04 PM
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.as files are obviously just text files... maybe there some way to
add/modify known types?
On 5/28/07, Hairy Dog Digital <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Does anyone
I know that. What I need the capacity to do is to search a directory (or
directories) for files -- regardless of file type -- for specific strings,
not necessarily words or phrases.
The need for this became apparent when I inherited a large Flash 8 project
with hundreds of class files. I inherited
Thanks David,
In your initial post I misread "text files" as "text file's"... hence my
response. I'll download it and take a look at it. It still would be nice to
have a general purpose desktop app that does this, but for my most immediate
needs this might fit the bill.
...Rob
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Too much of a PITA going through the gyrations of defining a site then
specifying a search path in Dreamweaver.
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works is alot easier..
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> Too much of a PITA going through the gyrations of defining a site then
&g
Hi Keith,
I have J-Edit, and to be honest, don't really use it that much, because the
interface is awkward for me. I'll keep it in my bag o' tricks though!
...Rob
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Sent: Monday, May 28, 2007 4:37 PM
To: flashcoders@chattyfig.fig
Thanks Bojil,
I was looking at their web page and see that one of the features is file
comparison/synching. Their feature list is rather impressive: search,
compare, synch, reg expressions, etc.
...Rob
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Sent: Monday, M
#x27; .
On 5/29/07, Hairy Dog Digital <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thanks Bojil,
>
> I was looking at their web page and see that one of the features is
> file comparison/synching. Their feature list is rather impressive:
> search, compare, synch, reg expressions, e
5/29/07, Hairy Dog Digital <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Windows dude... not Linux!
>
>
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> Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2007 2:20 PM
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Tom,
This is just out of left field here, but have you tried physically removing
the font files from your PC/Mac and reinstalling them?
>From everything that I've read in this thread the problem seems to be that
the font outlines are not getting embedded for that specific character.
Also, do y
> The complaint is that there's no AS3 version of the Data
> components and some UI Components (like the Tree)
And that really bites because I use and abuse the Tree component on a
regular basis in my AS2 / Flash MX04/8 projects!
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I would suggest having enhancements be optional installations akin to
Plug-Ins or Extensions.
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Sooner or later many of us have to be brutally honest and reveal things
about ourselves and our lives that we would rather keep secret.
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From: AliasT [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 11:28 AM
To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
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I work on both. I'm more comfortable on a Windows PC than a Mac, but that is
simply due to what I'm used to. (I started on Mac's in the mid 80's, then
switched up to Windows PC's in 95 when MS launched Windows 95.)
In all honesty, if I was to have to pick right now, I'd give a long hard
look at a
> Would you need two licenses of Flash - one for each OS?
My guess is "yes". I had this question with Director MX 04 and the word
straight for Macromedia (at the time) was that the license is
platform-specific. So, although I could load a copy on my primary
workstation and one on my laptop, they
> Fine, fine, he said he was joking, but I do remember a
> reading document about optimizing C++ programs saying the same thing.
I don't know C++, but if I try to step into my Way Back machine to my
college years, variable name lengths don't mean squat in compiled (whether
it's binary or byteco
> Wouldn't anybody who could get that far be too busy writing their own
code?
That's what many of us would do, but there are the others that will expend
more energy to not do work (or work that *could not do*), rather than just
doing it.
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Hey Michael,
I don't immediately know of an automated solution; however if you are using
Illustrator, you can pick an object then select all objects with the same
stroke weight: Select > Same > Stroke Weight. Then change the group of
selected objects to a hairline stroke weight. This does mean pic
Try the following and omit the new CSSStyleDeclaration():
_global.styles.rectBorderClass.setStyle("borderStyle", "solid");
_global.styles.rectBorderClass.setStyle("borderColor", 0xD35800);
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Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2
Hi Veiky,
Not to long ago (days?) -- on this list or FlashNewbie -- someone posted a
link to http://blog.greensock.com. There is a TextMetrics class that looks
like it will be of great use in creating your droptarget for your exercise.
Essentially, you want to create an empty movie clip to the dim
This issue is likely with large corp and government organizations. In short,
the usual answer to your question is that there is very little you can do,
unless you have far too much free time on your hands.
The decision to not adopt newer web technologies -- regardless of whether
the decision is g
Hi Nik,
As far as I know, when running from a projector, there's no way to determine
Acrobat or Reader installation. I've always resorted to using Director as a
wrapper (though Zinc should work just as well), to ferret out the
application associated with *.pdf (and PDF_ type and CARO creator on Ma
Here's my quick list of unicode characters for htmlText...
string symbol
-- ---
\u2122 trademark (TM) symbol
\u00A9 copyright (C) symbol
\u2018 single opening (left) quote
\u2019 single closing (right) quote
\u201C double opening (left) quote
\u201D
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In Html use tag
Regards.
D. Santhosh Babu
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Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 12:16 AM
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] long dash
Here's my quick
Hi Paul,
What about passing the tracking info as part of a hash variable appended to
the URL, such as...
http:www.somedomain.com?tag=somevalue
Then on the landing page have an onLoad handler that parses the document url
and calls the trackLink function?
...Rob
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From:
You need to determine where the Enter key is causing this. Is it the event
on the Object element in your HTML page or the Flash SWF. Capture the Enter
key via an event.keyDown on the Object element in JavaScript in the HTML
page and see if the problem still happens.
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F
Ryan's correct.
As a self-employed, sole prop, I deal with this question whenever I have
someone do work for. As a general rule, if they are setting their own hours,
using their own equipment and tools, then I treat as an independent
contractor (1099). If the person is in my shop, working the hour
Most auspicuous response timing. I was just pondering the very same question
meeself. Now I don't have to.
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> From: JesterXL [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, December 23, 2005 2:45 PM
> To: Flashcoders mailing list
> Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Removing A Dele
> RTFM. We all gave Macromedia a ton of crap about their docs
> being pathetic, or 8 months too late in MX 2004. The least
> we can do is show our appreciation for their hardwork in 8,
> and actually put them to use.
Gee Ward aren't you being a little hard on the Beaver? Maybe I missed
some
> MX 2004's docs were updated too. I was one of the people who
> bitched and whined about the docs, only to be frustrated when
> they finally came months too late.
Damn! Guess if I kept up with that stuff, I'd have known. I retract my
"Ward" statement.
> If I'm not the enforcer of RTFM, then w
> if the same job can be done cheaper in the long run, outsourcing is a good
idea.
Provided that "in the long run" takes into account the cost of managing the
project and overseas subcontractor, quality assurance testing (and time
required to correct errors), time differences and possible commu
This is the second time (and maybe there were others) that I saw this book
recommended on Flashcoders. Holding aside game programming, how good of a
job does this book with general geometry, trig, calculus, and physics? I've
had several occasions where I am handling animations programmatically via
Danny,
> >It works, but seems fundamentally wrong, as I understood it was bad
> >practise
> to add methods to an object dynamically. Should I make the
> class listen for clicks on the nested clip or is there
> another solution?
>
> There's nothing wrong with adding methods to an object
> dyna
> I'm much the same as you, and probably not the best person to
> ask! My OOP style is... shall we say 'idiosyncratic'?
That's why I thought I'd expose my soft, white underbelly here on the forum.
I would imagine that mine would be quirky. I'm not looking for the pinacle
of OOP practices, not
> 4 Rob>
>
> I can recommend to read
> Essential ActionScript 2.0
> By Colin Moock
Thanks Igor. That book's been on my shelf, since it was published.
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Thanks for the recommendation Judah.
As you might have figured out, I'm less concerned with the language that I
use to learn better OOP skills, and more concerned that the language lessens
the chance of getting sloppy.
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> Sent
> Barnes and Noble brick and mortar store price:
> $44
>
> BarnesandNoble.com price:
> $32
I've always found this to be the case. Same holds true for Books-A-Million.
It's the overheads of the nice brick-and-mortar in the nice shopping areas
that you're paying for.
> Amazon.com price:
> $26 (
Howdy all,
I was going to search the archives for this list (as well as the
FlashNewbie) and found that both of the Archive links on figleaf.com at
http://www.figleaf.com/community/listserv.cfm are coming up with HTTP 404
errors.
Is there any other way to get the archives? Are they down or gone?
> Use the links in each message footer.
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> i've downloaded the trial of squeeze 4.3, and I'm trying to
> compress with the vp6 coded.
> I have a fast pc and the compression times are tremendously
> slow. At least 2 minutes to compress 20 seconds :( I tried to
> compress a three minutes hires mpeg2, put a stupid
> deinterlace on it an
> What exactly are you trying to do? The kerning property seems
> to have very limited potential and if you like myself are on
> a Mac the quote below will lbe disturbing.
If I'm reading the original post correctly, he's trying to specify
letterspacing (eg, "tracking") in dynamic text fields, n
You're first populating myTxt_txt with a string of 19 spaces or other
character, correct?
Are you certain that random2() is not appending a new string to the end of
the existing one? What if trimmed it down and changed it to...
function random2() {
yy = _root.myTxt_txt.length;
initialTxt = "
are your trace statements showing the expected info?
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> From: murder design [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 1:46 PM
> To: Flashcoders mailing list
> Subject: [Flashcoders] preloader issue?
>
> I have posted this before, and gotten some fee
Also, double check the string concatenation. You had an ampersand in...
>_root.label_txt.text = percent & " % LOADED"
It should be a plus sign...
>_root.label_txt.text = percent + " % LOADED"
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> From: Kirk Roberts [m
Dare we ask what gender?
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> From: JesterXL [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 5:17 PM
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>
> I have a mullet, rented a truck last week, live in the
> boondocks o
> You think you've got troubles: mostly I use Director...
>
> Seriously, though, I think text is one area where we should
> expect to see some serious improvements since the Adobe
> takeover. With all their pdf people on board, they must
> surely have a lot of expertise to throw at this (as lon
> Absolutely (although don't forget that many Xtras are
> actually part of the standard Director package: text support
> itself is wrapped in a standard Xtra).
That's true. I'll quality my original comment by added, "Xtras not shipped
with the IDE or part of an update to the IDE".
In additio
> Wouldn't having full www support for html in Flash mean
> building in a browser. Not too likely I think.
I think many folks -- at leat myself -- just want consistent handling of
HTML and CSS, not necessarily a full blown browser. This is especially true
for building offline Mac/Win CD projects
IF you make an original CD-R on the Mac, then just use Nero on the PC for CD
copying, it will work okay. I do this all of the time.
> -Original Message-
> From: Ramon Miguel M. Tayag [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, March 20, 2006 10:11 AM
> To: FlashCoders Programming
> Subje
Now here's the question that's been rolling in my head...
Does anybody know of a way to run both a patched and unpatched version of IE
(Win), so that you can test both environments from a single Windows
workstation (without dual booting)?
It's always been my understanding that IE wants one and
> How about launching unpatched IE in a window running VPC-XP
> and patched IE in another window running Parallels-XP, both
> at the same time on Intel Mac...?
If you're volunteering to send me a boot camp Mac, I'd not complain ;)
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Personally what I would *like* to do is include a download link to Firefox
in the tags!
> -Original Message-
> From: Stephen Ford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, April 09, 2006 8:13 AM
> To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
> Subject: [Flashcoders] Active X and Microsoft I
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