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From: chitchatonline on 12 May 2006 09:34 hello, I have a program which was create in director. i have installed it in my PC and once it's installed i can do to the program files folder and look at all the director files. I have EDITED four .dir files. and it's at a point where i like it to be... now how would i recreate this program to be installed in a new computer with my changes??? the CD i have receive originally from my boss was an EXE file. which walked me through the installation process and installed the software... then i edited the files in my local machine... cause i don't have access to the original which was done else where... can i now create an executable just like the CD??? and put it in a new CD and install it in a different machine? i'm very new at this... sorry if i'm not explaining it properly... thanks
From: JB on 12 May 2006 15:59 >>> sorry if i'm not explaining it properly... Yea I'm, afraid I don't understand what you need, there are a number of installer makers out there if you just need the end user to get the files onto their H.D.
From: Dean Utian on 13 May 2006 12:05 Hi, From what I understand, you want to recreate a CD that would run through the installation process with your updated files. I'm not sure how it was set up on the original CD, but you could create a new installation package with an installer program as JB suggested. I'd suggest you protect all your movies - convert them from dir to dxr. When you're packaging the files, make sure you include all the necessary components - all Director files, Xtras if they are external to the exe, any external files like video. regards Dean Director Lecturer / Consultant http://www.fbe.unsw.edu.au/learning/director http://www.multimediacreative.com.au
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