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I had this problem before and the only way I could speed the process up was to reformat the XML doc that was being parsed. Instead of listing everything on its own node, I used attributes. The file size was cut in half and it took a lot less time to parse.

Use javascript to handle the cookies and then pass the information to Flash.

You have to use the full URL path. Like http://www not just www.

Yes you can. just create a blank movie clip and load the exteranl movie clip into it.

If your media destination is CD I would use a projector instead of a SWF file. You can use actionscript to stop the movie on each frame and then attach some actionscript to a button to play the next frame.

You will need to make them separate movie clips and then bring them all together on the main stage. You can then attach actionscript to each movie separately and control the them independently.

If your looking to do a zoom effect you can attach an actionscript to the movie once you have it on the stage. Select the movie clip and then attach some actionscript to change the height and width. on(rollOver){ this._height = 50 this._width = 50 } on(rollOut){...

You will need to load the external file via a script like in ASP. The trick is to add a random number at the end of the URL and fool flash into thinking it's a new file. For example: To load the file I would call loader.asp?Filename=dir.txt&RandomNumber=458298374 Build the URL in...

Once you have the movie clip on the timeline you can select it on the stage and attach some action script to change it's _X and _Y cordinates. onClipEvent(enterFrame){ this._y = this._y +1 this._x = this._x +1 } This will move the movie clip. Play around with it till you get what...

In the publish settings under the file menu, choose "transparent windowless" in the "window mode".

It sounds like its a pathing issue or a permissions issue. Make sure you passing the FULL URL. "http://www.yoursite.com/yourfile.txt"

I'm not really sure I undrstand what your asking. If your looking to load the images from an xml file then you will need to parse the XML file for the URL of the image and then load that image into a blank movie clip.

You might want to check your permissions. Do you have rights to modify files?

This looks correct. It looks like your problem is on the Client side where it will be recieving the data. It is not because you are disconnected because you are trapping that error with "If sock.State = sckConnected " BUT you are not trapping for other errors. Use a "on error...

It looks like your only setting the DNAME when the first form loads. I'm not sure but I think you need to set that value when the text in txtkcname.Text changes. Hope this helps, DJTN

XP PRO does recognize VB6 projects but you will have to reinstall VB6.

Use the function "ONKEYPRESS". Everytime a user presses a key this function/Sub will be called. You can then check what key was pressed and then make the appropriate call if it is a alphanumeric key. Hope this helps, DJTN

I would suggest making a video and then inserting it into flash. In flashMX you can import video. You can then create text or bubbles over the action being taken. Hope this helps, DJTN

You could search for commas in between the ' "" ' and then use the replace function but I would suggest you use XML. You could build an XML doc with all the information you need in each tag and parsing it would be quicker and easier.

You could search for commas in between the '""' and then use the replace function but I would suggest you use XML. You could build an XML doc with all the information you need in each tag and parsing it would be quicker and easier.