At 6:10 PM -0700 5/12/2002, Mathewson wrote: >I am accessing the Disk Image (on my Macintosh) I am >building my program inside using >Windows 98 on Virtual PC: COOOOL (not at all!) Merry VPC >will only see my mounted disk image as a shared folder which >it insists on calling "Drive Z" (!!!!!!).
Not sure what the deal is here - cannot you a) use a relative path for your movies and put them in the same folder as your standalone (or a subfolder), or b) create a drive image for E using Drive Assistant or whatever it's called, and then copy your files from a shared folder to E? >Because I am >unable to embed QT mpegs and Mov files inside the rev file >without losing the functionality of control >bars (I have bombarded you about that already) You can do this for videoclips inside the file: set the showController of the templatePlayer to true play videoclip "My Clip" Since playing a clip creates a temporary player for display, the settings of the templatePlayer are used when playing the clip. >the paths should be hunky-dory. The only snag is that not >everybody has the dubious benefits of 2 hard-drives (some >have 1 and some have 3) and therefore a CD with data paths >set for drive E will not function except for Windows users >with 2 hard drives........ Actually, I think Windows setups default to using E as the CD drive even if they don't have multiple fixed drives. (But using relative paths is still better, since some setups may have unusual drive ordering.) -- Jeanne A. E. DeVoto ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] Runtime Revolution Limited - The Solution for Software Development http://www.runrev.com/ _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
