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mike #1
projector starting external application using lingo
I am creating a projector that will be running of a CD-ROM. The projector
needs to be able to open up an html file using user's default browser and
run an exe file from the CD-ROM.
Is there a way in Lingo to start up an external application (with a set of
initial parameters)? On Windows? How about on Linux?
Thank you,
Mike.
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JB #2
Re: projector starting external application using lingo
there is a built in function to access browser
gotowebpage url
there's a primitive app launch command built in
open docpath with applicationpath
xtras like buddyapi given a document path will lookup the registered
application, and open the doc with it, not sure about parameter passing.
linux may be unsupported
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Doug Golenski #3
Re: projector starting external application using lingo
Director isn't supported on linux, but I think I saw someone that built an
Xtra that would create an exe that would run on linux. Also, the 'built-in
function to access the browser' is goToNetPage not gotowebpage...close but
no cigar ;-) I personally use buddyAPI (you can use two functions for
free), and Gary also has an openURL Xtra that is totally free. Both are
available at [url]www.mods.co.au[/url]
hth,
Doug
"JB" <lingoguy@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:lingoguy-E19A5E.16441104082003@forums.macromedia.com...> there is a built in function to access browser
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> gotowebpage url
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> there's a primitive app launch command built in
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> open docpath with applicationpath
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> xtras like buddyapi given a document path will lookup the registered
> application, and open the doc with it, not sure about parameter passing.
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> linux may be unsupported
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