Re: [flasher] Re: MAc fla to PC fla

[James Cutts]

This isnt strictly true.

Sometimes an FLA or SWF that has been saved on a PC can take on a 'generic'

icon appearance or even adopt a quicktime icon.

Thats why people use Flash Typer.

J




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From: DRMRLPLSaol [dot] com

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Reply-To: "flasher" <flasherlists [dot] chinwag [dot] com>

> Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2001 09:26:53 EST

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To: flasher from chinwag <flasherlists [dot] chinwag [dot] com>

> Subject: [flasher] Re: MAc fla to PC fla

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> there is no need to convert an .fla between platforms.  PC fla's open right

> up on the Mac unless they have OLE embedded object, then they will never open

> and to open a Mac .fla on the PC all you need to do is rename it with an .fla

> extension.  I do it all the time, never had a problem.

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> Andrew

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> << I have a convertor that changes PC to a Mac format, i just wondered if

> there

> is a product out there that does the reverse? >>

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