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Flash projector files are self-contain Flash content that users can run by itself on their desktop. Learn how to create these files.
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Creating desktop applications with Flash
Flash is mainly known as a program dedicated to producing animations and applications for the web that run in a web browser. This situation has evolved over the past few years with a couple of program...
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Creating an Autorun for your .exe Projectors
This tutorial will show you, step by step, how to create an autorun for your .exe projector when distributed on cd-rom.
Batch Files : Creating .bat files for CD
In part one of this two part tutorial we will firstly look at how you make a batch file to 'explore a cd'.
Batch Files : Opening Text Files using a .bat file
In this tutorial we will look at creating a .bat file that will open a .txt file.
Manipulating Flash Projector Files
This comprehensive tutorial details how to manipulate flash projector files, full screen, disabling right clicking, cursor options, and a lot more.
Launch a PowerPoint Slide Show from Flash
By utilizing FSCommand exec and a batch (.bat) file (PC), you can launch a PowerPoint slide show from your Flash presentation menu.
Flash Player Control For Testing
Tells you how to make a right click control of which player you view SWFs in for testing in older versions. Also allows you to make Projector files with the version of your choice.
Burn CDs for both PC and MAC from your Windows PC
Good news to all you Windows users. You DO NOT need a Mac to burn a CD for both Mac and Windows platforms. You can do it right from your Windows PC. Yes, this includes 'extracting' that pesky .hqx fil...
Interaction betwen two Proyectors or Proyector and a SWF files
Ever trying to intercommunicate two proyector files? or a proyector with a SWF movie?? Here's the solution, to make or movies talk each other. Using the "LocalConnection()" function.