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When you stop the sound, store the currentTime of that sound in a varaible. Then when you want to play it again from the last played point, use sound(channelNum).play([#member: member(whichmember), {#startTime: milliseconds, #endTime: milliseconds, #loopCount: numberOfLoops, #loopStartTime...

the "movieRate" property is much more reliable. put sprite(whichSprite).movieRate Returns 1 or 0 depending on if the movie is playing or not. Mayuresh

Which Director version are you working with? Which platfrom. Wierd bug actually. Mayuresh

One easy workaround would be to have the selected value in a global and then on each of the radio buttons beginSPrite, check the global's value and set them accordingly. Mayuresh

You can try out the pRegEx xtra here. http://openxtras.org/pregex/ Mayuresh

You can make the stub in ver 8.5 as well. MX is backward compatible with 8.5, so a 8.5 stub should work fine. Mayuresh

There is a way to atleast know where the problem is. Pick the projector.ini file from your program file folder and keep it next to this exe you have got. make sure you rename the projector.ini to the same name as your exe.ini In there there is a setting for showing the full error message. Set...

You would need a xtra for that. You can use something like the castControl or the Cast Link xtra. Mayuresh

Glad you got it working. Mayuresh

On frame 61 try rewriting it this way: on exitFrame me if soundBusy(1) = 0 then go to "next" go to the Frame end Mayuresh

Well, director-online.com and MM's technotes would be the best place to start. Mayuresh

Well, you could eaither hard code the password in your code in which case it cannot be changed at a later date, or you can store it on the users system in encrypted form which would allow the authorized users to change their passwords. Encryption can be done in a number of ways. If you can...

Avoid putting the above blend code in a repeat loop. That will freeze all your stage interactivity. You can try incrementing the blend value on exitframe. Mayuresh

the "gChoicelist.mental.mindreading" will work when you are working with property lists. You can access properties of a list just like you can with your other objects. So "mental" could be a property of "gChoicelist" and "mindreading" could in turn be a...

Have you tried using updatestage? Mayuresh

Sure you can. Just head over to director-online.com and search for Flash. Also look up the help files where detailed explanation is given on how you can integrate the two. Mayuresh

One way would be to use the modal property of the MIAW. Also, you could puppet a rectangular bitmap onto the stage so that no mouse events are passed through to the other sprites on the stage. Mayuresh

One quick way would be to have the database output the required data into XML which you can then parse to get the information you need. This would be one of those many ideal places for XML to fit in. You don't need to spend lots on buying an ODBC complaint xtra though I believe there are a few...

The first thing you need to check is if you have the buddyAPI xtra with you. Also a detailed error message would help. Mayuresh

Well, there could be two ways you can go about this. First: Use a database like v12. If you need a MS only solution, you can maybe try MS Access with the datagip xtra. Both these databases allow for storing of images within it. Second: Store your lists in simple text files and your images as...