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Subject: | Re: FLASH: CD ROM production? Any considerations? |
From: | Michael@BTW |
Date: | Wed, 10 May 2000 21:36:08 +0100 |
Well, actually, if you want it work as a _website_, then your using the
flash plug-in inside the browser rather than the flash.exe/projector, right?
So the issue is creating an HFS/ISO hybrid CD that both platforms can read
(Macs can read ISO disks using PC exchange, if you author your files on the
PC using 8.3 conventions it should be no problem for the Macs other than
aesthetics).
For a professional CD, though, you'd want to burn it using toast, create a
hybrid CD, go into the 'options' button and allow Macintosh names so the
file names won't be changed into ISO (DOS) ones. Use relative paths for
local files (as Windows use various drive letters for their CDs which they
use rather than any name you might think you gave the CD), if you want it to
be MacMSIE 4.x compatible you want to locate the swfs in the same directory
as the html file they're embedded in (Or license a Netscape installer), you
may want to explore licensing the Flash4 installers and including them on
the CD as well.
And of course test on Win95/98/NT/2k and MacOS machines with various
browsers/processors/and ram configs.
> The only cross platform problem is mac/pc. If you want it to run on
> macs you almost need to create it on a mac and burn the Cd on a mac.
> If you create it on a PC it is a major pain to create a mac version.
> Good luck,
> Karin Christensen
>
>> I have a client who would like me to put the flash and web site on a
> CD
>> Rom for distribution, and wants it to work as on the web site...
>>
>> Are there any special considerations or tips or problems putting it
> on a
>> CD ROM... how about cross platform issues?
>>
>> Jeff
=====>
Michael Penney
Sharpener of the Cutting Edge
BigTimeWeb.Com
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