If(flash.devices...substr(0,3)==mac){
//this is one solution. You can do it with states, add buttons runtime, or
Macbtns.visible=true
Winbtns.visible=false
}
On Nov 29, 2011 8:21 PM, Isabelle Loyer Perso isa_lo...@yahoo.fr wrote:
**
Hi,
I agree with you but my question is not how
skin accordind Os (Mac/Windows)
If(flash.devices...substr(0,3)==mac){
//this is one solution. You can do it with states, add buttons runtime, or
Macbtns.visible=true
Winbtns.visible=false
}
On Nov 29, 2011 8:21 PM, Isabelle Loyer Perso isa_lo...@yahoo.fr wrote:
**
Hi,
I agree
skin accordind Os (Mac/Windows)
If(flash.devices...substr(0,3)==mac){
//this is one solution. You can do it with states, add buttons runtime, or
Macbtns.visible=true
Winbtns.visible=false
}
On Nov 29, 2011 8:21 PM, Isabelle Loyer Perso isa_lo...@yahoo.fr wrote:
**
Hi,
I agree
skin accordind Os (Mac/Windows)
If(flash.devices...substr(0,3)==mac){
//this is one solution. You can do it with states, add buttons runtime, or
Macbtns.visible=true
Winbtns.visible=false
}
On Nov 29, 2011 8:21 PM, Isabelle Loyer Perso isa_lo...@yahoo.fr wrote:
**
Hi,
I agree
trace(flash.system.capatibilities.version) is different on mac, win,
android, ios
On 11/28/11, isa_loyer isa_lo...@yahoo.fr wrote:
Hi,
I' create a window skin for my AIR application.
Close, maximise and minimise button are on top right and look like Windows
7.
But , mac user are
Hi,
I' create a window skin for my AIR application.
Close, maximise and minimise button are on top right and look like Windows 7.
But , mac user are desapointed, so my question is : is it possible to apply a
different window skin according user Os.
If yes, how to do that.
Thanks
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