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From: cwk02 on 2 Aug 2006 15:29
I've created a wee director presentation I'd like to chuck online as a flash
file.

Can you export a .DIR file as a .SWF? Or do you need Flash MX? ( I have
Director MX 2004)

Thanks in advance.:confused;

From: Rob Dillon - Adobe Community Expert on 2 Aug 2006 15:45
Neither. Director makes Shockwave files for the web. These have the file
extension of .dcr. If you want a Flash .swf, you'll have to start with
Flash as your authoring tool.

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From: raywiggins on 2 Aug 2006 23:36
Depending on what your presentation is like (level of interactivity,
etc) you might be able to get away with saving it as a quicktime movie
and importing into Flash as a video. Obviously, saving out the DCR with
a plugin detect that throws to the Flash page if shockwave isn't
present would be idea.

cheers

raywiggins

www.raywiggins.com


cwk02 wrote:
> I've created a wee director presentation I'd like to chuck online as a flash
> file.
>
> Can you export a .DIR file as a .SWF? Or do you need Flash MX? ( I have
> Director MX 2004)
>
> Thanks in advance.:confused;

From: Eric Regner on 6 Aug 2006 11:22
Why would you do such a thing!!!

Chuck it up there as a dcr embedded in HTML.

Eric
"cwk02" <webforumsuser(a)macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> I've created a wee director presentation I'd like to chuck online as a
> flash
> file.
>
> Can you export a .DIR file as a .SWF? Or do you need Flash MX? ( I have
> Director MX 2004)
>
> Thanks in advance.:confused;
>


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