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Hai... may I asking three questions to this forum?
1. Can I use my own "about box" rather than use what have provided by SWF Tools? For instance, I have my own design of About Box that contains movie 'n some information with pic background, in .swf or .exe format (also converted by SWFKit), can I directed an Open About Box command so it open my About Box design? if so, how? if not, perhaps SWF should provide this feature in the next version ![]() 2. How to create child window or make a new window? In SWF Help, I see that window object has getChildren() method. So I think that we can make a child window, right? how, then? Can we make a popup window with this child window? --just like in web browser, but this case is for desktop application, not for publishing in web--. And what the "handle" property is? I've tried to read the help reference, but it almost doesn't explain anything ![]() Frankly to say, the Help Reference really didn't make me more understand about anything. 3. I've tried to embed an .exe file (eg. "bc.exe") to my SWF projector file (eg. "ab.skp"). Say the size of bc.exe is 1.3 MB. When it's embedded in ab.skp, the size of resulted ab.exe file was increase about 1.3 MB comparing than if it's not embedded. So this means that it's been embedded, right? But it still can't be opened from ab.exe, unless I put it on the directory according to the path set. Is this a bug, or indeed is it useless to embedding an .exe file inside our SWF projector file? Sorry for too much asking, hope someone might help... ![]() Regards |
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1.2. You can creat a customized child window such as an about box, a messaga box using the Form object, not the Window object.
The Form object is availiable in swfkit pro 2.2. A sample: http://www.swfkit.com/forum/thread_1_808.html 3. You can embed another exe file in the output exe file. It will be compressed, so the size increase may be smaller than the size of the original size of the embeded file. And before you can access the embeded file, you should extract it by using the getAdditionalFile method. |
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