-l .dat file
It depends on the format of the .dat file (.dat is a generic name for a
data file, and can be structured just about any way you want).
If it's text format, you can probably just use the Lingo command
'importFileInto' to bring it in as text.
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At 11:52 AM 6/5/01 +0800
If i were you, i would convert it in avi or QT format. There is a couple of
excellent freeware utilities do to it : IsoBuster and SmartRipper.
My 2 cents,
Bastien
dat file is a video CD file format
My question is it need any xtras to import .dat file(Video CD
file format)
into director
hi list
is it need any xtras to import .dat file into director 8.0??
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It depends on the format of the .dat file (.dat is a generic name for a
data file, and can be structured just about any way you want).
If it's text format, you can probably just use the Lingo command
'importFileInto' to bring it in as text.
- Tab
At 11:52 AM 6/5/01 +0800, gksoon wrote:
hi
