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Yeah, Mac OS X has a command prompt called the terminal which basically accepts all things UNIX.

Hmmm, no luck, maybe that only works on Windows. I just tried it with no results on Mac OS X. I could be doing something wrong, but I followed your instructions very closely. I also tried having the button call a function on the main timeline and having the function execute the fscommand...

I have done a bunch of research on this and had a brief discussion about it on another flash related forum. I have some more relevant details: This is intended to be a flash projector or stand alone flash file when I'm done. Someone recommended the SharedObject technique but I don't think that...

hello, I'm using Mac OS X with IE 5 and NN 6. I'm just getting a blank page at www.fractalimpact.co.uk/main.php My browser says the page is loaded, but there is no source code or anything. isNaN(jaxon)

Madhouse, Overall I think it looks good. I like the animation and the design. It was a little slow on the load as others have said (I have a pretty fast connection and it was around 25 seconds). Looking at the site I'm not to sure why. You might want to try loading in stages. For example...

Wow, thanks for the compliments. I've been working in a cave by myself so it's nice to hear someone likes my work. blueark: You're right, those preloaded images don't appear anywhere on the page or on any other page for that matter. This design was originally going to be dropped into a larger...

Oops, I probably should have mentioned that it is pretty bandwidth heavy. It's not really intended for dial-up conections. Thanks for the comments onpnt, and thanks for being patient with the load times. You're right, I should use a form instead of the email link. Do you have any...

Hello all, Thought I'd put my site up for feedback. It's just a simple portfolio site. http://www.trochilics.net Be critical, it helps. isNaN(jaxon)

Hello, I'm creating a game in flash and I want to create some user defined preferences that can be saved and reloaded at a later time. I just want to save a bunch of variables to a file in the directory that the .swf is in (or ideally in a directory below that directory). Saving it as plain...

Yeah, I'm always interested in code that is more elegant and more simple. Let's see it. isNaN

Glad i could help. jaxon

If I understand you correctl, you need to give your iframe a name and then refer to it by that name in the link. something like... <iframe src=&quot;path/to/default/iframeContents.html&quot; name=&quot;myiframe&quot;> </iframe> <a href=&quot;path/to/newContent.html&quot...

In flash in the publish settings under the HTML tab, there should be a scale setting and one of the options should be exact fit. Keep the dimensions at 100%. or if you want to add it straight into the code. In the block of <OBJECT> code that determines the settings for your flash movie add...

Constant learning is one of the aspects of web design that is most interesting to me. That plus a quick turn-around time and more creative freedom than my old occupation. I love web design and have no intention of stopping. It's just the little surprises at 1:00 on a Sunday morning, while...

Besides statistics I would probably look at other companies in the same (or similar) market and see what they are doing. If all your compition is supporting NN4xx or at least dregrading gracefully you might want to seriously consider doing the same thing. regards, jaxon

I don't think frames are all that bad ... if used properly and for good reason. More often than not they are used poorly and the site builder could have solved the same problem with tables. If you want users to be able to easily bookmark or link to any page in your site than frames are not the...

There is a realy good browser & OS statistics breakdown here... http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp In a perfect world you would test all of them and have your site work in all of them, but fact is that you may want to use some plug-in or scripting technology that simply...

I have no photos to go off of, I just hope there's some way I can design it to be as realistic as possible. Um...how good are you at drawing and painting? My advice is to go get some photos. You can hunt for some at stock photo places such as http://www.eyewire.com/products/photo/ Or you can...

Maybe I am misunderstanding the problem, but couldn't you do this with a cookie? Create a temporary cookie that holds the information and then just refer to that whenever a user makes a request that requires an ID? jaxon

I think first you would have to ask the user for that info in a form and then you could store it in a cookie. If you wanted to grab it straight out of the browser without asking the user, it would probably be illegal (at least not ethical) and like onpnt said, most likely not even possible.