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From: James_101 on 21 Jun 2005 16:51
I'm reviewing the xtras that my AW 7.02 web packaged pieces download through an
aam file. Of the files I currently download, I am unable to determine the
function of these three: swacnvrt.x32, pwint.x32, and secure.x32. The "files
to distribute" topic in Help does not list these and I am unable to find them
elsewhere in Help, on the AW 7 CD, or in AW Support. Any suggestions on other
places where I can look?

Thanks.

Jim

From: Erik *TMM* on 21 Jun 2005 18:18
I would guess the swacnvrt.x32 is more likely the 'tool' used to perform
the wav to swa conversion via the Xtras pulldown. I wouldn't think it
has to do with the playback of those files as there are other swa xtras
for that...
I could certainly be wrong!
KM

Steve Howard *TMM* wrote:
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>
>> I'm reviewing the xtras that my AW 7.02 web packaged pieces download
>> through an
>> aam file. Of the files I currently download, I am unable to determine
>> the
>> function of these three: swacnvrt.x32, pwint.x32, and secure.x32.
>
>
> swacnvrt.x32 = Shockwave Audio Convert - used to play Shockwave Audio
> files (a bit like mp3)

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From: Steve Howard *TMM* on 21 Jun 2005 18:22

>I would guess the swacnvrt.x32 is more likely the 'tool' used to perform
> the wav to swa conversion via the Xtras pulldown. I wouldn't think it has
> to do with the playback of those files as there are other swa xtras for
> that...

Ah - old age kicking in.


Files needed when distributing SWA files:-
Swaread.x32, Swadcmpr.x32


Looks like whoever packaged your file added the converter file by mistake.
It is an authoring-time only Xtra and should not be distributed with
packaged files.

> I could certainly be wrong!
> KM
>


KM? Changing your name?


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From: Paul Swanson on 21 Jun 2005 18:44

"Steve Howard *TMM*" <steve@$NoSpam$tomorrows-key.com> wrote in message
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> pwint.x32 = Pathware Interface(?).

Huh, I would have thought that was Elmer Fudd's print xtra...

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From: Erik *TMM* on 22 Jun 2005 10:09
LOL, no, but in other forums where I post with a screenname, KM is my
sig; as I too get older, I'm forgetting where I am! ;-)
KM, er, Erik

Steve Howard *TMM* wrote:

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> KM? Changing your name?
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> Steve
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>

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