From what I understand of Mac, I concur with Rahmuk. DO save the project as
a .swf file and don't just change the extension. It's up to the user to make
sure they have the proper Flash plugins and players to view it. If this is
correct, then it should be a note in our system requirement notes.
Yipeeeee!
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----Original Message Follows---- From: Kumar Sichel <gururafiki@xxxxxxxxx> Reply-To: mmfa_02cap@xxxxxxxxxxxxx To: mmfa_02cap@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [mmfa_02cap] Re: Need Mac help Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2003 20:58:24 -0800 (PST)
If the project is saved as a flash file (swf format) then it should work on a mac. But you cannot just change the file extension (ie .exe to .swf won't work) The file should be saved straight from flash, with the swf extension and then any mac with a flash player should read it. If you bring a cd with this format on wed, I can check it on computers that I know have flash players on them. -Kumar
--- Julie Aldridge <julie_aldridge@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Mac experts we need you... > > This is Julie, Chris and Johnny and we are in the > lab > trying to figure out how to convert our project to > have a MAC version. This is a challenge as none of > us > have MAC skills (I was able to understand how to > open > a browser and send this note). Please send clues or > advice. > > Your help is appreciated... and no our beta version > of the project doesn't seem to run in MAC (even when > we change the file extensions...) > > Thanks, > > > ===== > julie_aldridge@xxxxxxxxx > > __________________________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Tax Center - forms, calculators, tips, more > http://taxes.yahoo.com/ >
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