At 11:22 PM -0400 6/30/06, Carl West wrote:
No, it was in there:
... but I didn't think anyone could get in with nothing but a
mouse connected to the computer with a full screen Projector
running.
Maybe it should have been up front, but it was there.
It wasn't in there, but it also was not
Paul Fretheim wrote:
Sorry-When I posted this earlier I left out the important fact that
there is no keyboard connected to the computer in the kiosk.
No, it was in there:
... but I didn't think anyone could get in with nothing but a mouse
connected to the computer with a full screen Projector
At 3:03 PM -0700 6/30/06, Paul Fretheim wrote:
Sorry-When I posted this earlier I left out the important fact that
there is no keyboard connected to the computer in the kiosk.
One suggestion I had was to use a Mac one button mouse. That would
rule out any right-click hacking.
[To remove yours
Sorry-When I posted this earlier I left out the important fact that
there is no keyboard connected to the computer in the kiosk.
Paul
I have several retail displays that are running Director Projector
Movies that have the TaskBar/Start Menu set so it does not stay on top
of other programs and
You didn't mention if the computer had a keyboard. If you used a
touch screen then there would be no keyboard and no right-click
available.
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> Does anyone know whether there is a firm plan or commitment
> to this issue from Adobe?
Well, very similar to Macromedia, Adobe doesn't allow "firm commitment"
to release features this far ahead of the next major release so I cannot
say yes/no for sure on any specific feature. What I can tell yo
It's complete speculation, but they may be getting in by right-clicking
on the Task Bar. You can get the the Task Manager that way. I'm not sure
exactly how you're hiding the Task Bar, but it might be possible to get
to this feature even if there is a window over it or if it is visible
for even
Is ctrl-alt-del disabled? That acces will let 'em get at the Task Mgr.
K
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Catch all key strokes, and tell the movie to do nothing unless it's a
code you have specified?
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I have several retail displays that are running Director Projector
Movies that have the TaskBar/Start Menu set so it does not stay on top
of other programs and the Movie is set to full screen at 1024x768
resolution on monitors set to 1024 x 768.
Somehow people are able to stop the demo loop an
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On Jun 30, 2006, at 9:27 AM, Johan Verhoeven wrote:
This issue is pretty high on Tom H list of items to update too. I hope
that he can throw enough weight in the scale to get it through.. heck,
while they're working on it, why don't they drop the
This issue is pretty high on Tom H list of items to update too. I hope that he
can throw enough weight in the scale to get it through.. heck, while they're
working on it, why don't they drop the text xtra and replace it with a fully
features HTML xtra.
J.
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Van:
no - but I am getting close to it!
I can;t seem to find an email address for Tom H, buyt maybe he does
'cahnce' upon this little tread?
BTW - I am using the DVD features in Director, they ARE pretty cool if
you get used to them, especially for training material (again!)
Nik
On 6/30/06, Tim Wel
Has anyone ever attempted a director community petition?
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Yes, becasue most people have ABSOLUTELY NO ID
My boss keeps finding major opportunities for one of our products in the
UAE, I keep telling him to concentrate elsewhere. Shame, they like to
spend money out there, we've seen tens of thousands of potential pass
by.
I suspect in reality there is an underlying technical issue why it can't
be done
Yes, becasue most people have ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA what this Unicdoe
issue is and are compeltely perplexed that Director does not support
it (mind I am too!!!)
And the work arounds are so time consuming and in my case impossible
(I mean how do you create a workaround for charactersets you don't
eve
Yeah, great fun explaining that to your boss... I had the same problem when
suddenly a major client wanted their corporate CD-ROM in Chinese a couple of
years back, and they weren't prepared to pay for all the extra work required to
work around the lack of Unicode support... Really fun getting
Hi Chris,
Mentioning the 5 billion or so people who can't use Director easily or
BE REACHED easily with any Director made product is a very good point.
I have developed a training application that organises a huge content
library of video clips, PowerPoint's, text docs, images, etc. and that
can
I have no news on this subject either, but just wanted to join in the cry
for Director supporting Unicode ...
Michael
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I've been naggin' about this for 5 years... I've stopped counting on it long
since... real great customer support :) (guess the five (?) billion people that
don't use friggin' ASCII aren't supposed to be that important a target
according to the director marketing reps)
Chris.
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