I've been trying to build a classic projector from MX with the Budapi xtra
embedded; I've got the xtra in the classic mac xtras folder, but no matter
what, I keep getting a 'problem writing Budapi Xtra' alert
What the?
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biju george wrote:
Hi,
I have an swf file with 11,758 frames. Its actually an
e-book. I want to add a search facility in director in
the form of a full text search like the one in google
etc. Such that the use can key in any word and see the
pages containg that word in a scroll box. Once a
On Dec 17, 2003, at 1:25 AM, grimmwerks wrote:
I've been trying to build a classic projector from MX with the Budapi
xtra
embedded; I've got the xtra in the classic mac xtras folder, but no
matter
what, I keep getting a 'problem writing Budapi Xtra' alert
Are you sure it's the Classic
Are both the Classic and OS X versions of the Xtra named the same and
in folders with the same name?
-Jeremy Aker
On Dec 17, 2003, at 2:25 AM, grimmwerks wrote:
I've been trying to build a classic projector from MX with the Budapi
xtra
embedded; I've got the xtra in the classic mac xtras
On 12/17/03 9:53 AM, Warren Ockrassa [EMAIL PROTECTED] spewed forth:
Are you sure it's the Classic version of the Xtra? It can be rather
hard to tell...
Sure was. Classic folder. Also attempted the 1.2 from mac9.
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in case you don't want to use an xtra like v12, you could also try a
lingo based database and TextCruncher xtra for fast searching.
valentin
biju george wrote:
Hi,
I have an swf file with 11,758 frames. Its actually an
e-book. I want to add a search facility in director in
the form of a
On Wednesday, December 17, 2003, at 12:26 PM, Mendelsohn, Michael
wrote:
Anyone experience something like this?
Flash has no means to know what the getURL Lingo call was supposed to
do. No, it will not wait for Director to respond to it before moving to
the next line.
Why would it?
--
Troy
This is what I've been using to get a relative point offset. If anyone sees a problem
or could point out a better solution, please let me know!
on getPoint anAngle, aDistance
radAngle = anAngle * (pi/180)
theX = aDistance * cos(radAngle)
theY = aDistance * sin(radAngle)
return
Thanks, Troy.
Why would it?
I just thought it would work like stepping into a script, but apparently
not. ;-)
- Michael M.
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On Wednesday, December 17, 2003, at 01:05 PM, Mendelsohn, Michael
wrote:
Why would it?
I just thought it would work like stepping into a script, but
apparently
not. ;-)
No, as you've found, it won't really do that in this case. The GetURL
could make a call that literally send Director off
On Dec 17, 2003, at 10:31 AM, grimmwerks wrote:
On 12/17/03 9:53 AM, Warren Ockrassa [EMAIL PROTECTED] spewed
forth:
Are you sure it's the Classic version of the Xtra? It can be rather
hard to tell...
Sure was. Classic folder. Also attempted the 1.2 from mac9.
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Hi Mathew,
Your suggestions are most welcome. I had figure out
one solution for it using v12 dbe and its quite
satisfactory.
Thanks for Help.
Biju.
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