RE: lingo-l Director MX Azeri (Latin) on a Windows machine

Hi guys, First of all thanks for the suggestions - much appreciated! Roymeo, you're correct - the target audience will be Azeri, and although I suspect the machines will be in English they should be able t odisplay Azeri. I have tried the suggestions that you and Daniel mentioned, but to no

lingo-l Flash Bitmap Problem

Hi List, I've embedded some jpgs in a Flash movie and am importing the Flash file into Director. When this happens, there is a jerk that is visible only in Director. I remember reading about this problem and a fix was posted for this. Am however, unable to locate the relevant info. I was

lingo-l HR in GPDL?

Hi list... Is it possible to insert a horizontal rule in a getPropertyDescriptionList dialog? I have so many inputs in one particular GPDL that it would be easier on the eyes if it could have some separators. Thanks, Michael M. [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode,

Re: lingo-l HR in GPDL?

I've punted and made the #comment: Is this a Foo? RETURN Foo only below-- which helps with what you want roymeo At 11:12 AM 10/1/2004, you wrote: Hi list... Is it possible to insert a horizontal rule in a getPropertyDescriptionList dialog? I have so many inputs in one

Re: lingo-l Flash Bitmap Problem

When I see a jerk, I usually try one of the following: turn off the Presidential Debate, Leave the boss' office, or stop talking to my ex. Seriously, can you provide more detail. What version of Director? What Flash file export version? Can you describe this jerk in more detail? -Jeremy Aker

RE: lingo-l HR in GPDL?

Thanks Roymeo. - MM I've punted and made the #comment: Is this a Foo? RETURN Foo only below-- [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/lingo-l.cgi To post messages to the list, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Problems,

RE: lingo-l Director MX Azeri (Latin) on a Windows machine

At 14:17 01.10.2004 +0100, you wrote: I had a look on the Macromedia website, but the best recommendation they have is to use Flash sprites... Not so straightforward a change! FWIW, Azeri Cyrillic works a treat. Only the Latin one seems to be the problem. If in despair you consider to test the

RE: lingo-l Director MX Azeri (Latin) on a Windows machine

Hi Daniel There is one other cool way of doing this if say for instance you want to send data between one flash movie and another limit of 64k per call, then you can use localConnection object. It doesn't need escaping then and sometimes its nice to avoid all that stuff when not needed.