Re: copy protection

2001-08-08 Thread Florian Bogeschdorfer

I have to consider a third possibility: that someone steals (copies) the
software from my client, which - since the client does expensive things
with the software - might come very expensive for the client and is for
his own protection.

florian

Enrique Nivasch wrote:
> 
> Since so much has ben said about copy protection in the past day or so
> I would like to add a little bit.
> 
> When I copy protect I usualy want cover two posibilities:
> 
>  one is the copying of the software to another machine
> 
>  and the second one is the use of the software after the user has
>  decided he doesn't want it anymore.
> 
> The first reason is obvious, the second one comes into play when you
> give the user the possibility to return the program or when he is
> allowed to use it only for a certain period of time. I also want to be
> able to authorize products by phone or e-mail.
> 
> I the cheme you describe the computer generates a number, it is the
> given over to the service provider and the provider gives back the
> user another number which is the stored in the computer.
> 
> If the first number, the one generated by the computer, is somehow
> taken from the machine itself the authorization number given by the
> provider will allways work on that computer, it has no limit.
> 
> If, however, the number generated by the computer has two components,
> a machine identificator and a random number, the user cannot
> reactivate his program after his ussage time has expired.
> 
> Enrique
> 
> 
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RE: projector runnig slow

2001-08-08 Thread Pekka Buttler

Hi Dominic.

Director apps are not really suited for use as background tasks.

Basically Director always tries to use every clockcycle available, to be
better able to respond to events.

Question time: are you running your app with "animate in background" on or
off?

If it's on, try if setting it to off will alleviate your problem.

Pekka


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> Behalf Of Dominic Villiard
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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:  projector runnig slow
>
>
> hi list
>
> i did a projector
> the idea is for the user to this projector running in the background of
> their computer all the time.  for the professional it is a reference tool
> that they flip back and for to all day.  the rest of the day is spent on
> their computer doing other applications.  The projector seems to
> hog all the
> computer ressources so that other program would run very slowy.
>
> anyona has an idea how to fix that and HOW?
> purge cache?
> allow more memory?
>
> thank you very much
>
>
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Re: copy protection

2001-08-08 Thread Enrique Nivasch

Since so much has ben said about copy protection in the past day or so I
would like to add a little bit.

When I copy protect I usualy want cover two posibilities:


one is the copying of the software to another machine


and the second one is the use of the software after the user has
decided he doesn't want it anymore.


The first reason is obvious, the second one comes into play when you
give the user the possibility to return the program or when he is allowed
to use it only for a certain period of time. I also want to be able to
authorize products by phone or e-mail.

I the cheme you describe the computer generates a number, it is the given
over to the service provider and the provider gives back the user another
number which is the stored in the computer.

If the first number, the one generated by the computer, is somehow taken
from the machine itself the authorization number given by the provider
will allways work on that computer, it has no limit.

If, however, the number generated by the computer has two components, a
machine identificator and a random number, the user cannot reactivate his
program after his ussage time has expired.

Enrique



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Re: Media Keys

2001-08-08 Thread Terry R. Schussler

At 11:02 PM -0500 8/8/01, Andy wrote:
>I am trying to compress QT movies with Media Cleaner and want to use media
>keys then use the QTregisteraccesskey method from Director.  My question is
>do I also need Sorenson Developer Edition to do this or does anyone know of
>another codec that will do this.

You need the Developer Edition to encode the video data with a key.

Alternatively, you can encode using Indeo4 or Indeo5.

AFAIK, those are the only codecs which support media keys.  However, there
are a number of new codecs which were just released so the choices may have
expanded.
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RE: Updating Projectors with new Cast Content

2001-08-08 Thread Al Hospers

> Is it possible to build a projector that can load in new cast
> members from
> an external file...say another Director movie...load these
> cast members into
> its own cast and save them for future use? In other words, I
> am trying to
> see if I can update the cast content of a movie with an
> "updater" movie that
> could be loaded as a MIAW (or in whatever way worked) to load
> cast member
> content (graphics, sound, etc.) into the original projector
> and save it.

OK, off the top of me head!

the easiest way would be to just have all your assets in a external
castlib(s) & just copy a new one(s) over the old.

however, if you really want to "swap & save" then here's one way:

1 - have a dummy castlib attached to your movie
2 - have the projector look for a castlib named something,
updater.cst, every time it starts
3 - if it finds it swap, the dummy for the new one
4 - copy the assets to the locations in your movie you desire
5 - save the movie and/or the castlibs containing the newly updated
assets

NOTE - to do this you cannot be using protected movies or castlibs.

personally I like just swapping external castlibs.

hth

Al Hospers
CamberSoft, Inc.
alcambersoftcom
http://www.cambersoft.com

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Media Keys

2001-08-08 Thread Andy



I am trying to compress QT movies with Media Cleaner and want to use media
keys then use the QTregisteraccesskey method from Director.  My question is
do I also need Sorenson Developer Edition to do this or does anyone know of
another codec that will do this.

Thanks


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Re: Detecting a window resize

2001-08-08 Thread Terry R. Schussler

At 3:43 PM -0400 8/8/01, Keith Nitsch wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I'm just curious if it's possible to detect when a browser window has been
>resized from shockwave. I have a shockwave peice that that uses the "expand
>stage size" setting and need to reposition some elements after a resize.

Excellent question!  There's no existing feature for getting this
notification directly.  Please email <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> and ask
for it.  Kind of makes working with scalable Shockwave a pain in the ***,
doesn't it?

Here's the best solution I've come up with so far:

global gLastStageSize

on installStageSizeScanner
  gLastStageSize = (the stage).rect
  timer = timeout("stageSizeScan")
  timer.period = 1000
  timer.persistent = TRUE
  timer.timeoutHandler = #checkStageSize
  timer.target = VOID
  (the timeoutList).add(timer)
end installStageSizeScanner

on checkStageSize
  if gLastStageSize <> (the activeWindow).rect then
-- let the sprites know the stage has changed size
sendAllSprites #resizeToStage
gLastStageSize = (the activeWindow).rect
  end if
end checkStageSize

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Updating Projectors with new Cast Content

2001-08-08 Thread Jake Aust

Hello all...

I am a newcomer to Director and this list and have searched the archives and
the couple of books I have about this, but have some misunderstanding that I
would love if someone could clarify for me.

Is it possible to build a projector that can load in new cast members from
an external file...say another Director movie...load these cast members into
its own cast and save them for future use? In other words, I am trying to
see if I can update the cast content of a movie with an "updater" movie that
could be loaded as a MIAW (or in whatever way worked) to load cast member
content (graphics, sound, etc.) into the original projector and save it.

I know I can load these things into RAM through MIAW's and work with them in
my presentation, but I want to be able to permanently modify my movie with
the new content.

Can this be done?


Jake Aust

JakesDiner.com
Interactive Multimedia ­- Photo Retouching -- Graphic Design




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RE: best mpg player: directMedia or mpegXtra?

2001-08-08 Thread Sean Wilson

>From my understanding, the MpegXtra uses MCI - which has been deprecated by
MS. We use - and have had absolutely no trouble with - the DirectMediaXtra.
The MpegXtra is getting a bit long in the tooth now, in that the last time I
used it commercially was in the days of D5.


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RE: best mpg player: directMedia or mpegXtra?

2001-08-08 Thread grimmwerks


...d'oh.

And thanks Al for the assist...I say sheepishly.


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RE: best mpg player: directMedia or mpegXtra?

2001-08-08 Thread grimmwerks


Yeah, I'm not worried about the cost (hell it's $50 dif anyway) - just
more about compatibility. Personally I'd go for quicktime (it's only mpg1)
but it was the client's call: no quicktime.

On Wed, 8 Aug 2001, Al Hospers wrote:

> I'd go with the big guns, DirectMedia. why not? just build the cost
> into the project.
> 
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Re: best mpg player: directMedia or mpegXtra?

2001-08-08 Thread Leif E. Wells

>For a consumer title...?

I have had good experiences with Direct Media Xtra. I have used it 
without incident.

Leif



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RE: best mpg player: directMedia or mpegXtra?

2001-08-08 Thread Al Hospers

I'd go with the big guns, DirectMedia. why not? just build the cost
into the project.

Al Hospers
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best mpg player: directMedia or mpegXtra?

2001-08-08 Thread grimmwerks


For a consumer title...?


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RE: Archives

2001-08-08 Thread Al Hospers

> where are the archives for this list? I could have sworn I
> bookmarked them.

asked & answered:

 http://www.mail-archive.com/lingo-l@penworks.com/

enjoy Kerry

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RE: MUI Xtra question

2001-08-08 Thread Tom Jacobs

On 8/8/01 at 4:08 PM, Al Hospers shared the following:
>MUI Maker enables you to visually design a dialog and then generates
>the Lingo code for the dialog you create. You can place, resize and
>position your choice of buttons, dropdown menus, sliders, checkboxes,
>text fields and labels. One click on the Generate button creates all
>of the Lingo code necessary to run the dialog and copies it into the
>clipboard, ready to paste into a Director script. MUI Maker runs on a
>PC, but the Lingo code it generates works in Director movies on both
>the Mac and the PC to display dialogs native to the platform the movie
>is running on.

Also option is MUI-GUI. http://www.wysiwyg.de/mui-gui

One advantage of MUI-GUI is it's cross platform, and it's also about 
a third of the price of MUI Maker. I haven't used MUI Maker so I 
don't know how they compare in features or usability.

Either one is better than trying to code MUI...what a headache!

Tom
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Archives

2001-08-08 Thread Kerry Thompson

I know this has been asked and answered, but

where are the archives for this list? I could have sworn I bookmarked them.

Cordially,

Kerry Thompson


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Imaging Lingo Question

2001-08-08 Thread the nightboy

Hello all.

I am trying to use image.fill(rect,parameterlist),

BUT

if I set the shapeType to either #oval or #roundRect I can see it in the
bitmap.image that it is filling but not on stage.

any clues?

thx,

b


 Brian Douglas  (:ub)


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http://www.imaginarystudio.com
http://www.redflowerworld.com









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RE: MUI Xtra question

2001-08-08 Thread Al Hospers

> I'm looking for some info about the MUI Xtra, it's the first
> time I use it
> and I'm not sure if what I want to do Is possible... What I
> have to do is an
> alert box with 4 radio buttons in it, when the user choose
> one of the option
> it send the result in a variable... Is it possible? If anyone
> have any info
> about the MUI Xtra please send it...

Hi Simon,

I have personally used MUI Dialogs a lot for all kinds of projects and
it should be able to do what you need. Lingo In A Nutshell has
information about using them as does the MM technotes. You can search
the MM site for

  MUI Xtra

Some time ago, on Direct-L, I posted a handler that makes creating the
basic ones quite easy. It does not do what you need, but it will give
you the idea. You might search the archives for the code. Go to the
archives here:

  http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/cgi-bin/search_digest.pl

Search on:

 handling the window close box hospers

There is also a complete downloadable document for MUI functionality
here

  http://download.macromedia.com/pub/director/d7/win/mui.zip

There are also three articles on DOUG addressing this same issue. Go
here:

  http://www.director-online.com/

NOTE - the MUI Xtra is NOT Shockwave compatible. If you need SW
dialogs you will neet to roll your own as MIAW's. That said there are
some Utilities available that will make the process a LOT easier,
especially if you have a complex dialog to lay out. The MUIMaker
Utility from UpdateStage is one of these.

MUI Maker enables you to visually design a dialog and then generates
the Lingo code for the dialog you create. You can place, resize and
position your choice of buttons, dropdown menus, sliders, checkboxes,
text fields and labels. One click on the Generate button creates all
of the Lingo code necessary to run the dialog and copies it into the
clipboard, ready to paste into a Director script. MUI Maker runs on a
PC, but the Lingo code it generates works in Director movies on both
the Mac and the PC to display dialogs native to the platform the movie
is running on.

Price: $99.00
Platforms: 32-bit Windows
(Utility runs on PC. Generated Lingo code works in either Mac or PC
movies)
Director versions supported: Director 6,7,8,8.5
Author: Ravi Singh

For more information, view a short demo or to download an evaluation
version go here

  http://www.updatestage.com/xtras/muimaker.html.

HTH,

Al Hospers
Marketing Associate
updateStage, Inc.
alhospersupdatestagecom
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Re: Sound control slider in different movies

2001-08-08 Thread Chad Mefferd (Morris Publishing)

on 8/8/01 4:10 PM, William Miller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

One idea, take it or leave it, is to have your sound controls and/or
settings reside in a MIAW set to invisible. When you want to make sound
control changes you can make it visible, make your changes and return to
your main movie by setting visiblity back to FALSE. This is perhaps not the
most eloquent method (i'm pretty new to working with lingo) but it is
working well for me.

Its an idea at least.

Chad Mefferd
Morris Publishing
Designer


> I have a main movie that has a sound control slider and it works fine
> but one of the main navigation buttons in this movie calls another
> dirwhen the new dir loads how can I get the slider in the new
> dir to represent the last setting from the main dir?
> 
> 
> any Ideas..thanks in advance
> 
> ps:  I can make only one dir but it would be more difficult to navigate
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Sound control slider in different movies

2001-08-08 Thread William Miller

I have a main movie that has a sound control slider and it works fine 
but one of the main navigation buttons in this movie calls another 
dirwhen the new dir loads how can I get the slider in the new 
dir to represent the last setting from the main dir?


any Ideas..thanks in advance

ps:  I can make only one dir but it would be more difficult to navigate

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network behaviors

2001-08-08 Thread JUAN COLON

anyone knows any tutorials or code samples that have to do with network 
commands from lingo.

JUAN-NYC

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Re: removing a behavior with setScriptList?

2001-08-08 Thread John Dowdell

> Can anyone tell me how to remove a behavior with setScriptList?

The easiest may be to just write the behavior so that it can be toggled on
and off. That way you wouldn't have to wonder whether the behavior was
there, or try to query and set its various properties, or worry about
remembering its state and what-all.

property IamActive

on ToggleBehavior me, onOrOff
  case (onOrOff) of
#on:  IamActive = TRUE
#off: IamActive = FALSE
otherwise: IamActive = NOT IamActive
  end case
end


on someBehavior me
   if IamActive then


A lot might depend on the actual goal, though.

jd




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RE: MUI Xtra question

2001-08-08 Thread Mark R. Jonkman

Hi Simon

head on over to Bruce Epstein's site:
http://www.zeusProd.com
and take a look around for an "extra" chapter that never
made it into his books DiaN and LiaN. He has an excellent
reference there that covers the MUI Xtra and its "Minimally
Understandable Interface" ;p
actually you'll find it at:
http://www.zeusprod.com/nutshell/chapters/muixtra.html

hope that helps.

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Re: flash 5 / director 8.5

2001-08-08 Thread John Dowdell

At 10:47 PM 8/7/1, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Ok, I see no mention of telltarget in both the pulldown lingo menus nor
>the director help lingo by feature for flash, yet it's in the 'what's new'
>area...so what's up?

See "What's New" manual, Appendix. (The D8 docs were not changed, but new
material was added, which is why it's not all in the same spot.)

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MUI Xtra question

2001-08-08 Thread Allard, Simon

Hi all !

I'm looking for some info about the MUI Xtra, it's the first time I use it
and I'm not sure if what I want to do Is possible... What I have to do is an
alert box with 4 radio buttons in it, when the user choose one of the option
it send the result in a variable... Is it possible? If anyone have any info
about the MUI Xtra please send it...I've already check the help file, but
It's not very clear.

Thanx !

Simon

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Detecting a window resize

2001-08-08 Thread Keith Nitsch

Hi all,

I'm just curious if it's possible to detect when a browser window has been
resized from shockwave. I have a shockwave peice that that uses the "expand
stage size" setting and need to reposition some elements after a resize.

Thanks,
Keith


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adding text to an image

2001-08-08 Thread Dominic Villiard

i have many images that i can print using printomatic xtra
the title is missing

the thing is i want to add the name of the image (the member name) on the
image just before printing
the images are not all the same size and i don't want the text to appear
right on the image but on the top or the bottom.

can i add a text member on a bitmap member?
can i give a title to the document to print?
how could i do?

thanx






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RE: f5 and d8.5 - tell target functions?

2001-08-08 Thread Steven Sacks

> 2) I can't call FUNCTIONS in a flash sprite, ie even something like
>
> sprite(x).callframe("_root.buttondown.allbuttons.switchThem") - but that's
> really doing a telltarget...hmm
>
> Any ideas?

You can create a controller movieclip called functions or something.
Inside it, put all the functions, or paths to functions, you want to call
on frame 1, and put a stop action on frame 2.

>From frame 3 on, in each frame, call the function and then gotoAndStop(2).

All you have to do now is tell the controller movieclip to gotoAndPlay(x)
where x is the frame with the function you want to call.  I'm not sure,
but if you can tell Flash to gotoAndPlay(label) then you could label
each frame the name of the function.

If you want it to be more dynamic, you can pass arguments to the movieclip
by setting variables inside the function movieclip before sending it to the
function you want to call.  Use frame 2 to reset all the variables to 0,
and put your stop() action in frame 3, instead.  Then, when a function is
done, gotoAndPlay(2) and it will clear the variables and stop on frame 3,
ready to run another function.

Just one idea on a workaround.  Maybe it will plant a seed for a better one.

Hope that helps,
Steven



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Re: projector runnig slow

2001-08-08 Thread Florian Bogeschdorfer

Well I don't know if this has been answered since the date is yesterday,
however it just came.

Projectors even running in the backgrounnd slow down especially the
windows system extremely.
You can make that a little better by increasing the idleHandlerPeriod
and experimenting with the cpuHogTicks. Take a look at both in your
online help. But don't expect too much.


regards, Florian

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> 
> hi list
> 
> i did a projector
> the idea is for the user to this projector running in the background of
> their computer all the time.  for the professional it is a reference tool
> that they flip back and for to all day.  the rest of the day is spent on
> their computer doing other applications.  The projector seems to hog all the
> computer ressources so that other program would run very slowy.
> 
> anyona has an idea how to fix that and HOW?
> purge cache?
> allow more memory?
> 
> thank you very much
> 
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PDF and PowerPoint in Projector????

2001-08-08 Thread Nikaj Wiggers

I can't seem to find the Xtra to view PDF files or PowerPoint files in my
projector.

I found a PDF Xtra but if I look at the interface of the Xtra I only get

put interface(xtra "PDF")
-- "Xtra PDF 
* PDF_AcrobatInfo 
* PDF_Help 
* PDF_Version 
"

Does anybody have any experience with this?

T.I.A.



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Re: movie in a window!

2001-08-08 Thread Jim Allen


I am trying to control MIAW.  I can control it fine if I have a navigation
movie open and control the main movie using the tell window command.  I am
not too happy with the speed and performance that I get when opening the
main movie.
What I would like to do is import a navigation movie into my main movie
and then control the main movie from the navigation movie with in the movie.
In an earlier lingo email I read that this can be done using the tell
command also.  Is this correct?




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RE: Sound control slider in different movies

2001-08-08 Thread Colin Holgate

>The quickest and easiest method would be to write the sound
>control setting into a global variable and then when you
>reach the new movie, set the sound controllers postion based
>on the setting from the global variable that you have
>previously written to.

Most of what I was going to say. The other thing is to set the 
position of the new slider during either the prepareframe or 
beginsprite scripts. That way the user won't see a jump as the slider 
sets itself up. You could literally do a clean cut between the two 
movies.


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RE: Sound control slider in different movies

2001-08-08 Thread Mark R. Jonkman

Hi William

The quickest and easiest method would be to write the sound
control setting into a global variable and then when you
reach the new movie, set the sound controllers postion based
on the setting from the global variable that you have
previously written to.

Hope that helps

Sincerely
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Sound control slider in different movies

2001-08-08 Thread William Miller

I have a main movie that has a sound control slider and it works fine 
but one of the main navigation buttons in this movie calls another 
dirwhen the new dir loads how can I get the slider in the new 
dir to represent the last setting from the main dir?


any Ideas..thanks in advance

ps:  I can make only one dir but it would be more difficult to navigate

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Re: copy protection

2001-08-08 Thread Roy Crisman

At 11:24 AM 8/8/01 +0300, you wrote:
>Hi Roy,
>
>I am currently working on an application that does what you are talking
>about.
>[SNIP]
>Andrew
>

Not me, not me!  I was one of the putz's telling the person not to do it.

But that's a neato idea, anyway.

roymeo

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Re: Re: editable text fields

2001-08-08 Thread Kurt Griffin


> characters that can be entered, and i think it's a little weird just to
> check for correct when they have the right number of letters, as opposed
> to a submit button.


I'd have to agree with Bhakti on that one. What if the user types "who" when
the correct answer is "whom"? Nothing happens when the user types what
he/she assumes is correct, and that's a bit odd.

2 cents,
Kurt


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projector runnig slow

2001-08-08 Thread Dominic Villiard

hi list

i did a projector
the idea is for the user to this projector running in the background of
their computer all the time.  for the professional it is a reference tool
that they flip back and for to all day.  the rest of the day is spent on
their computer doing other applications.  The projector seems to hog all the
computer ressources so that other program would run very slowy.

anyona has an idea how to fix that and HOW?
purge cache?
allow more memory?

thank you very much




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Re: Re: autorun/autostart PDF's

2001-08-08 Thread Gene Fritzinger

Hello Marcus,

Another approach would be to include a copy of Adobe's Acrobat Reader on your CD-ROM, 
then you will know the path to your PDFs (if included on CD), as well as the path to 
Acrobat Reader.  Adobe's licencing allows you to do so, check out their website for 
details.

g fritzinger




Hey listies,

Can anyone give me an insight on launching PDF's from Director or Director
launching Acrobat Reader then a PDF.

Autoruns to exe's what needs to be in the exe, xtras, etc very confusing???

Please help
Thanks

Marcus




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director8.5 --flash

2001-08-08 Thread Rama krishnan

Hi list
I had done a project in director8, which having a
lot of flash content,
i used frame count in my code to switch from one
animation to another ie
director will count the frames in the flash animation
if the last frame
comes it will go to next animation.
The problem is--when i opend this in director 8.5 this
is not working- the
first animation comes and plays thats all, the next
aniamation is not
visibile.
rk

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2001-08-08 Thread Rama krishnan

Hi list
I had done a project in director8, which having a
lot of flash content,
i used frame count in my code to switch from one
animation to another ie
director will count the frames in the flash animation
if the last frame
comes it will go to next animation.
The problem is--when i opend this in director 8.5 this
is not working- the
first animation comes and plays thats all, the next
aniamation is not
visibile.
rk

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RE: Re: autorun/autostart PDF's

2001-08-08 Thread Al Hospers

> Can anyone give me an insight on launching PDF's from
> Director or Director
> launching Acrobat Reader then a PDF.

Hi Marcus,

There are 3 things to consider in opening a PDF:

1 - finding path to the PDF on your CD or hard drive
2 - finding the path to the Acrobat Reader on the target machine
3 - opening the Reader with the PDF

If you ABSOLUTELY know 1 & 2, you can simply use the built-in Director
functionality:

 open xxx with yyy

Unfortunately, you will often know only item 1 with any moderate
certainty. The reasons for this is that the user may or may not have
installed the Acrobat reader, and they can install it anywhere. To
find this information you will need to look in the system Registry.
Additionally, they may put your CD into a drive that may or may not be
one that you can guess the path to. Fun huh?

This problem is made simpler by using an Xtra to determine these
items. There are several Xtras available to help and MasterApp is one
such Xtra. The MasterApp Xtra contains a function specifically
designed for that purpose named

  mappLocateExecutable()

It returns the path to the executable registered to handle the
document at the file path specified. Once you know this information
you can open the PDF ising other MasterApp functions or even embed the
PDF in your movie, as if it were a part of the movie.

Price: $299.00
Platforms: 32-bit Windows, Win 3.1, Mac
Director versions supported: Director 4,5,6,7,8
Author: Glenn Picher

MasterApp gives you broad control over other applications from your
Director presentation. The most common application for MasterApp is
building connectivity between your Director piece and various Web
browsers and Web pages. However, MasterApp is much more powerful than
this basic use, including dozens of methods for launching, monitoring
and controlling external applications. MasterApp is a commercial Xtra
sold by UpdateStage. You find out more information, download an
evaluation version or purchase the Xtra here:

 http://www.updatestage.com/xtras/xtrahome.html

I hope that this information is useful.

Cheers,

Al Hospers
Marketing Associate
UpdateStage
alhospersupdatestagecom
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Re: copy protection

2001-08-08 Thread Florian Bogeschdorfer

Well Andrew, that's exactly the way I want to do it. Most of it is
working already, Just that hard disk key was missing. I have looked at
BuddyAPi but could not find such a function (probably not included in
Macintosh, which is my developer platform) but now I'll look for it again.

Thank you very much.

best regards, Florian

Andrew Dempsey wrote:
> 
> Hi Roy,
> 
> I am currently working on an application that does what you are talking
> about.
> 
> Here's how we're doing it.
> 
> 1.  User purchases software unlock online, and his info is gathered into a
> database.  User has a unique ID and password (set by him, similar to, say,
> a Macromedia membership www.macromedia.com/membership).
> 
> 2.  The software runs in a default "demo" mode with partial functionality.
> When it runs in demo mode, there is an "unlock" option.
> 
> 3.  If "unlock" is clicked, the user is prompted to enter username and
> password.
> This info is sent via a "getNetText" call to an ASP page that queries the
> SQL database (or you can use access for lower volume) to see if this user
> has
> purchased the unlock key, and if user has purchased it, how many
> installations
> they have made.
> 
> 4. If user has not purchased key, they are prompted to go to the secure
> web page to make the purchase.
> 
> 5. If they have purchased key, and have not surpassed the allowable number
> of
> installations (we allow two), then I use the Buddy Xtra to grab the serial
> number
> of the hard drive, create a unique installation code for that computer, and
> write
> it to a text file that does not have a .txt extension (so that the file will
> not
> automatically open if clicked on - you can do this using the FileIO xtra).
> I use
> Buddy to encrypt the file as well. (Although I am currently evaluating
> UpdateStage's
> vlist xtra as a possible better alternative for storing this code).  The
> projector
> sends an update message to the database via ASP page to add to the number of
> installations for that user by 1.
> 
> 6.  Once this code is written to the text file, the application runs in full
> mode.
> Thereafter, when the application is opened, it detects the presence of that
> stored
> code and if it checks against the serial number of the harddrive (of course,
> it goes through a complex mathematical operation first as an additional
> level of
> security), then the application automatically runs in "full" mode.
> 
> 7.  If the user requires more than the two installations allowed when they
> purchase
> the program, they can send an email to our support, explaining why.  This,
> again, is
> what happens when you purchase software online from macromedia (I got the
> idea from
> them).  Requests for further installations can be evaluated on an individual
> basis.
> This also allows you to sell group licenses, such as 10 installations or
> more.  Your
> backend database system handles the whole thing.  You can full automate the
> system
> by using the directconnection xtra in the projector to handle the connection
> automatically, and the directemail xtra to send a request for more
> installations.
> 
> By doing this, we have implemented a multi-layered security system.  The
> unique
> installation code is only issued to those who have made the purchase, and it
> is done
> by a "behind the scenes" transaction between the projector and the online
> database.
> No unlock code is emailed or given to a client.  Secondly, the code is
> stored in an
> encrypted file that would be difficult for anyone to find or open.  Thirdly,
> the stored
> code is unique to the computer, so it will not work on other machines.
> Finally,
> the final line of defense is that the code is created by a  complex
> mathematical
> operation that the projector runs - more challenge for any potential
> crackers.
> 
> Hope this isn't too long... just wanted to give you some details that
> might help.  I am pretty busy with projects now, but if you want to talk
> more,
> I'll see what I can do.
> 
> Andrew
> 
> > >I want to establish a copy protection similar to windows XP. In detail i
> > >would like to read out things like amount of RAM, harddisk serial etc
> > >and combine that into a serial number. Since my application has to be
> > >online anyway, it will check this serial number with an online database
> > >and therefore know whether it is legal or not.
> > >
> > >Any ideas, xtras or something?
> >
> > So, I have to buy a new version when I increase my RAM, or upgrade my
> > hard-drive?
> 
> --
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> Multimedia Developer and Consultant
> Cairo, Egypt
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copy protection

2001-08-08 Thread Andrew Dempsey

Hi Roy,

I am currently working on an application that does what you are talking
about.

Here's how we're doing it.

1.  User purchases software unlock online, and his info is gathered into a
database.  User has a unique ID and password (set by him, similar to, say,
a Macromedia membership www.macromedia.com/membership).

2.  The software runs in a default "demo" mode with partial functionality.
When it runs in demo mode, there is an "unlock" option.

3.  If "unlock" is clicked, the user is prompted to enter username and
password.
This info is sent via a "getNetText" call to an ASP page that queries the
SQL database (or you can use access for lower volume) to see if this user
has
purchased the unlock key, and if user has purchased it, how many
installations
they have made.

4. If user has not purchased key, they are prompted to go to the secure
web page to make the purchase.

5. If they have purchased key, and have not surpassed the allowable number
of
installations (we allow two), then I use the Buddy Xtra to grab the serial
number
of the hard drive, create a unique installation code for that computer, and
write
it to a text file that does not have a .txt extension (so that the file will
not
automatically open if clicked on - you can do this using the FileIO xtra).
I use
Buddy to encrypt the file as well. (Although I am currently evaluating
UpdateStage's
vlist xtra as a possible better alternative for storing this code).  The
projector
sends an update message to the database via ASP page to add to the number of
installations for that user by 1.

6.  Once this code is written to the text file, the application runs in full
mode.
Thereafter, when the application is opened, it detects the presence of that
stored
code and if it checks against the serial number of the harddrive (of course,
it goes through a complex mathematical operation first as an additional
level of
security), then the application automatically runs in "full" mode.

7.  If the user requires more than the two installations allowed when they
purchase
the program, they can send an email to our support, explaining why.  This,
again, is
what happens when you purchase software online from macromedia (I got the
idea from
them).  Requests for further installations can be evaluated on an individual
basis.
This also allows you to sell group licenses, such as 10 installations or
more.  Your
backend database system handles the whole thing.  You can full automate the
system
by using the directconnection xtra in the projector to handle the connection
automatically, and the directemail xtra to send a request for more
installations.

By doing this, we have implemented a multi-layered security system.  The
unique
installation code is only issued to those who have made the purchase, and it
is done
by a "behind the scenes" transaction between the projector and the online
database.
No unlock code is emailed or given to a client.  Secondly, the code is
stored in an
encrypted file that would be difficult for anyone to find or open.  Thirdly,
the stored
code is unique to the computer, so it will not work on other machines.
Finally,
the final line of defense is that the code is created by a  complex
mathematical
operation that the projector runs - more challenge for any potential
crackers.

Hope this isn't too long... just wanted to give you some details that
might help.  I am pretty busy with projects now, but if you want to talk
more,
I'll see what I can do.

Andrew


> >I want to establish a copy protection similar to windows XP. In detail i
> >would like to read out things like amount of RAM, harddisk serial etc
> >and combine that into a serial number. Since my application has to be
> >online anyway, it will check this serial number with an online database
> >and therefore know whether it is legal or not.
> >
> >Any ideas, xtras or something?
>
> So, I have to buy a new version when I increase my RAM, or upgrade my
> hard-drive?

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Cairo, Egypt
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