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Check with your hosting service. They may offer you something called FormMail, a simple cgi programme that has become pretty standard for folk not using ASP, php or whatever. It's simple to use, effective and will deliver form responses into your email client. There have been security issues...

Check with your hosting service. They may offer you something called FormMail, a simple cgi programme that has become pretty standard for folk not using ASP, php or whatever. It's simple to use, effective and will deliver form responses into your email client. There have been security issues...

Thanks Eugene, I have actually got it set to IE 5.5. Seems to be a bug in MX where onLoad gets wiped from the list. Trying to resolve through MM. Cheers, Nick

And finally: I have also lost the onLoad handler in the Behaviors box. Just doesn't appear. Has anyone else experienced this? (I have also posed this question in a thread on Layers started by Firehawk. Aplogies for duplication.) Apparently this is a bug in DW MX 6.0. Fixable by the 6.1 updater...

Since loading a number of extensions I have been receiving the following error message. It appears in an alert window when I open the first file after starting the program. Unable to find "MM-findObj.js" (Error 3) Next question: If I have to reload the entire software to remedy...

I made a CD ROM containing video using DW MX and Flash MX. The *.wmv file was embedded in the Flash movie, complete with start/stop/play buttons. The Flash was then placed on the HTML page. I can't demo it - because it was for CD use the files are way too heavy for web use. But the principle...

On Sept 23rd last, Techuser Sawfish wrote: you can get an extension, free from the macromedia site, called 'center layers', get this and play around with its x and y coordinates to get an exact positioning. I would use this extension, but unfortunately I dont get the 'onLoad' option for...

I have created a Flash/HTML based presentation for a CD brochure. It looks best at 1024x768. Clearly many users use different resolutions. Is there a command I can use in Flash that will change the user's resolution and then, when the Quit command is given, revert the screen to its normal...

I have created a Flash/HTML based presentation for a CD brochure. It looks best at 1024x768. Clearly many users use different resolutions. Is there a command I can use in Flash that will change the user's resolution and then, when the Quit command is given, revert the screen to its normal...

have you changed your Publishing Settings? If not, go to File - Publish Settings, or Ctrl Shift F12, and check HTML. Click on the HTML tab and in the Window Mode menu select Transparent Windowless. Then click the Publish button in that same dialogue. That will create two files, a 'filename'.swf...

.....add If anyone else is interested in this, I have just found an answer on Flash Kit @ http://www.flashkit.com/tutorials/Projector/Batch_Fi-William_-46/index.php

Thanks Diana. I actually tried to search the forum for answers before posting but Tek-Tips search has been down for some days now. Nick

Pardon the newbie question......trying to find my feet... I am creating a CD ROM which has an opening screen made up of a .swf in an .html page. The Flash file contains buttons to start various bits of video. Which Action Script should I attach to a button to start a Windows Media PLayer .wmv...

Thanks for the advice. Am working on it. Jeff Emminger.....can you contact me offline, plse? Long time no contact!! Left US, now in UK.... Use statesidetv@yahoo.com Thanks, Nick Peters

Greetings, I am using a Flash nav bar in a CD presentation constructed in HTML. I would like to have a PRINT button so clients can print out each browser page as desired. How do I invoke the print command? (I tried the print action script but it only printed the clip, not the page). I have...