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From: macandrew on 8 Aug 2005 09:58
There appears to be a problem with Windows projectors built by the Mac version
of Director MX 2004. When created to run in a window (as opposed to full
screen), the Windows taskbar is locked -- you can't click on any of the items
or activate the Start menu. This doesn't happen if you build the projector in
the Windows version of DMX 04 (trial version), the taskbar works normally.
It looks to me like a bug, but could there be something I'm doing wrong?

From: Loren Schwarz on 8 Aug 2005 17:14
I have the same problem using only the Windows version of Director MX 2004.
After the projector opens the window, the task bar does not respond to mouse
clicks at all - for like 2 minutes. Then it starts responding again. This is
extremely annoying since I have no clue of what causes this problem. The
most surprising thing is that the same projector application works properly
on other people's machines - on my two computers I have the same problem.

Just wanted to say it's probably not (only) related to Mac and Windows
versions of Director.
L.S.

"macandrew" <webforumsuser(a)macromedia.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> There appears to be a problem with Windows projectors built by the Mac
> version
> of Director MX 2004. When created to run in a window (as opposed to full
> screen), the Windows taskbar is locked -- you can't click on any of the
> items
> or activate the Start menu. This doesn't happen if you build the projector
> in
> the Windows version of DMX 04 (trial version), the taskbar works normally.
> It looks to me like a bug, but could there be something I'm doing wrong?
>


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