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Yeah... I followed the instructions in the documentation. Even copying the .dll to existing application/bin directories causes the same error.

Has anyone had any success running v7 with a .Net app? I can get it working no probs as a COM object. But I keep getting the exception "File or assembly name Turbine7DotNet, or one of its...

I'm going to be presenting the features and benefits of Flash MX at an Association of Internet Professionals meeting on July 23rd. I'm looking to showcase some high quality work in the following...

I bet it's the audio codec your using.. I had the same problem.. some mp3's would work, some wouldn't. Dig around on macromedias site for a list of supported codecs.

when the image has loaded check the _width and _height properties of the movie clip and use that to center it... for example if you wanted the image centered on the stage you could do..
...

I want to point out, a successful viral marketing campaign is not necessarily based on a permission or email marketing strategy. Or even the internet for that matter.

Colorado Flash developers....

Now is your chance to help bring the Colorado Flash community together. I have just set up a yahoo group http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cmfug/ - which will focus on...

ok that was easy... I was freakin' out. I used
eval(this._name).setRGB(parseInt(bgColor));

ok then.. bye bye

I'm importing variables from a text file and trying to set the color of a movie clip based on these variables. No luck =(

my text file looks similar to...
theColor1=0xF6E98C&theColor2=0x5071A3
...

do you know how I can take the string...

{name1:"Name", name2:"Name 2", depth:1, ID:17, bgColor:0xF6E98C, ico:"icon", subs:[7]}

imported from a text file and assign it to an array? Just like I...

I've been working on a flash menu and was using #include "file" to include a flash script. I thought it included the script on the fly but turns out it only includes it when you test, publish, or...

how many can we submit?

What should the dimensions be for this poster? Is this for the web or for print? Anyone know?

werd... I didn't think it was even possible. this really helped, thanks!

I am duplicating MCs and positioning them horizontally across the screen. Each MC has a textfield within it that gets set to a different value each time a new MC is created. I'm having a problem...

nevermind I got it..

I'm setting up a new color object but I want the name to be dynamic. i.e..

expression = new Color(target);

or

"name" add variable = new Color(target);

Unfortunately this doesn't work. ...

I think I am going to do it different anyway. Consecutively.. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, etc.., etc..

This menu is really intense. Basically I have one MC that will get duplicated to define the whole...

I am building a navigation system that will give my client the ability to add, delete, and modify links. The navigation will handle (theoretically) an infinite number of links, sub links, sub sub...

I'm going to lunch... if anyone decides their game send me an email... paul[@]paulspitzer.com

I'll set it up and display it all on my site so people can watch..

be afraid! be very afraid! :)

come on.... are you guys all talk or what?

Flash Tennis.. One person serves by creating a one layer animation. The next person adds to the animation with a new layer, back and forth... for some...

I've got your fight!!

how about a game...
http://www.coudal.com/tennis.html

bring it...
in fact it would rock if we set up some flash tennis... anyone game?

I challenge you! Layer by...

anyone used the ignoreWhite property? know how to set it?

thx, very frustrated at this point. oh.. and one more thing. is...

myXML.childNodes[2]; and
myXML.firstChild.firstChild;

the same...

Anyone used SQL's new XML support? If I use the following script with a relative path... xml.load("file.xml");

parentNameX = parentXML.childNodes[2];
parentName =...

that didn't work but... i used [2] and it did...

parentXML = new XML();

parentXML.onLoad = loaded;
parentXML.load("PaulSpitzer.xml");

function loaded() {

parentNameX =...