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    exec arguments

    Flash 8
    windows XP

    I need a way to get the information in the app out to disc so that it can be processed by another application.

    does anyone know how to fscommand(save, ?); ???

    or

    if i could pass information into an .exe via parameters through fscommand
    like...

    fscommand("exec", "test.exe arg1");

    or

    fscommand("exec",["text.exe", "arg1"]);


    can anyone shed any light on this problem for me. I just need a way to get the information from the app to the local hard disk. Save would be ideal. but passing that info via argument would also work.

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    The save function was removed after Flash 5 for security purposes unfortunately as it was very nice. The only way to use it now is to actually use Flash 5 to create the projector. I am unsure about passing arguments to an application but Northcode can probably help more with that. You could also use something like SWF Studio which would allow you to save to a text file, ini file, database and other formats as well. Plus you can open any application with arguments.
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    In addition to jasonsplace's reply , you could as well check Jstart from
    "flash jester dot com". It allow you to pass paramters to all kind of applications you call.

    Also, if the second file is an another flash EXE than perhaps you should check
    Shared Object. It's a native flash's form of cookies that works locally as well
    as from browser. You could store the information using *sol files and read
    it from another file.
    Again, as long as the second application is Flash Projector, otherwise, 3rd party tools.


    regards


    urami

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