On Freitag, November 15, 2002, at 05:09 Uhr, Troy Rollins wrote: Thanks to all... All infos have been very helpful... But my question was not exact enough, should be: *without* QuickTime sorry
The good news is that through QuickTime, you can already do a lot with SWF
files, providing they are coded for Flash 5 and below, QT even supports
their interactivity. Via debugStr, you could even do certain types of
data-sharing and inter-application communications can be handled in several
ways.
All my way of saying - I doubt you'll see it get any more "native", but you
can already do quite a lot.
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Troy
RPSystems, Ltd.
www.rpsystems.net
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