Good point, Brian.
I'll have to check my code to see if I inadvertently included a
period. This whole path issue has been a real bother to me from day
one. I think this is one area where there should not be quite so much
flexibility. I know my poor eyesight creates a lot of room for errors
- i.e. typos in scripts. I don't see little things like that real
easily. I'm slowly getting all the text pumped up to about 18 points
when I find a way, but??? (smile)
Actually, it was my intention to use a relative path and I wasn't
aware that they begin with a period. Thanks,
Joe Wilkins
On Nov 19, 2008, at 7:11 PM, Brian Yennie wrote:
Joe,
Are you using actual relative paths, or is the below a typo?
A relative path would start with a period (".") as in:
./MusicFolder/Music1.aiff ==> relative path
/MusicFolder/Music1.aiff ==> root directory of your hard drive
Then the application should have the source for the players as: /
MusicFolder/Music1.aiff -- and so forth
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