Yes it is at the root level. If this is the case won't this mess up my relative paths or do I need to put all of the OSX/9 and Win standalones in a subfolder. Will that keep my relative paths fine.
Tom
On Jan 7, 2004, at 12:05 PM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Thomas,
...-snip
set the filename of image "slide" to the_path & line currentimage of theimages
this script is in my next button -- I have similar scripts in my Previous button and "home" button.
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global the_path, totalimages, currentimage, theimages
if currentimage < totalimages then
put currentimage + 1 into currentimage
else
put 1 into currentimage
end if
lock screen
set the filename of image "slide" to (the_path & line currentimage of theimages)
Quick guess:
Is your standalone on the root-level of the CD-Rom?
Like:
E:\YourApp.exe
I remember there were some problems on win <= 98...
That might explain your experience...
Anyone else remember this?
The solution was to put the standalone into a folder on the CD-Rom and maybe
create a shortcut/link on the root-level...
Hope that helps...
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Regards
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