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part I.
I have 2 comps with winXP home installed. One with XP Home SP2 - my app can hardly do something under this configuration. And another with no SP installed - i can see only white screen under windowed mode and see nothing under transparent mode. Im shoked! Is there any solution? part II. We receive e-mails from users of our app, that when they trying to start the app, it shows error message.. somethnig about eUninitialize.dll. Google knows nothing about this dll. Maybe u do ?
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1. It seems that the other XP home has a very old flash player, and your program is not built by checking the "standalone" option. The flash player cannot play your movie, so that it just displays blank background.
2. We know nothing about the eUninitialize.dll either. Could you please post a screen shot? Thank you. |
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1. i build standalone project. Today is not the first day i work in swfkit..
Also, i can say, my test-swf, used in project, is a couple of simple filled rectangles. So the version cant matter. 2. i'll ask our clients to send a screenshot..
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For example one can use a project http://www.100mbit.ru/_tmp/test.rar i've mentioned here http://www.swfkit.com/forum/thread_1_1934.html
And here is another, super-simple test: http://www.100mbit.ru/_tmp/SWFKitTest2.rar I've just created a new SWFKit project, checked "standalone" checkbox, attached an swf and compiled the proj. In the swf: drawn rectangle and one string of code: "mc.beginFill(0, 100);". And we have a white screen under win xp home with no SP installed. I entreat to pay attantion to this problem. Otherwise, they well cut my head off -)
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Hi. You hasn't answer both my last questions. I dont really understand why.
Say: "We tested your first app and found that the window redrawing process is OK and works the way it should. Then we tested your second app under windows XP home edition with no SP installed and found, that the app works correctly. U r mistaken". - and i'll understand.
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About redrawing the transparent window, you can use the "InvalidateRect" API to do that, when the main window has been moved, as shown in the following ffish script code
Code:
struct
{
long left;
long top;
long right;
long bottom;
} Rect;
dllimport "user32.dll" stdcall Boolean InvalidateRect(long, Rect*, Boolean);
getMainWnd().onMove = function () {
refresh();
}
function refresh() {
var rc = new Struct(Rect);
rc.left = 0;
rc.top = 0;
rc.right = FlashPlayer.window.width;
rc.bottom = FlashPlayer.window.height;
InvalidateRect(FlashPlayer.window.handle, rc, false);
}
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Thx for answer my first question.
And about the second: yes, i was surprised to find out that the app under my test PC uses FP5, although in flash_player.ini it is written: Code:
Version=9.0.28.0 Name=install_flash_player_active_x.exe The manual says: Quote:
Thx in advance for your help.
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