This is pretty straigtforward, most likely, but I am pretty new to
developing on Director. Any help appreciated:
I need to change the screen resolution in a project. I am authoring
both Mac and PC projectors to go on a cross-platform CD-ROM. I am on
Director 8. My understanding is that I
> I don't mean to be stupid, but I never used a MAC. Do MAC's use the file name INI
>and INF?
> If so, that is my last question, and hey Thanks again!!
If You name a textfile "myProjectorName.ini" or "myProjectorName.inf", any Director
projector on Mac or Win with the name "myProjectorName" (o
Nope.
>I don't mean to be stupid, but I never used a MAC. Do MAC's use the file
>name INI and INF?
>If so, that is my last question, and hey Thanks again!!
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to start the Mac version on a hybryd CD?
>
> On another note, how can I change/update several text members after I click on a
>button?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Brian
>
> On Wednesday, December 20, 2000, Bjarne Nyquist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>wrote:
> >> Please
>But can you auto start the Mac version on a hybryd CD?
>
Autostart only works if the user has autostart checked in the Quicktime
control panel. The default install of quicktime sets this to yes.
>On another note, how can I change/update several text members after I
>click on a button?
When
At 07:33 AM 12/20/00, Brian Farmer wrote:
>On another note, how can I change/update several text members after I
>click on a button?
That question is worthy of a different subject line. It's also extremely
vague, so I'll offer 1 of a zillion possibilities:
on mouseUp
member("text1").text =
>But can you auto start the Mac version on a hybryd CD?
Yes, but you probably don't want to. Mac users really, really don't like
auto start, and many of them have it turned off in the control panel. If
you set the CD up right, it'll pop pen a window on the Mac desktop with the
program icon vi
>I'm trying to do a cross platform CD-ROM, is there a way I could make a
>Stub projector from a mac and one from a PC, but... both use the same dxr.
>files?
Sure. You use Toast to make a hybrid CD-ROM. Put your Mac stub on the HFS
partition, along with the dxr and any othe
But can you auto start the Mac version on a hybryd CD?
On another note, how can I change/update several text members after I click on a
button?
Thanks,
Brian
On Wednesday, December 20, 2000, Bjarne Nyquist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Please help!
>> I'm trying to do
> Please help!
> I'm trying to do a cross platform CD-ROM, is there a way I could make a Stub
>projector from a mac and one from a PC, but... both use the same dxr. files?
Absolutely. This is what it´s all about. You will need Director Mac to make the
Mac-stub and Director Win t
Please help!
I'm trying to do a cross platform CD-ROM, is there a way I could make a Stub projector
from a mac and one from a PC, but... both use the same dxr. files? And do I need to
make two Inf. and INI. files for this project? For anyone of the masters of this
program.
Thank Y
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