Running Flash Macromedia from a program
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Hi Is there any method to view EXE flash macromedia file in a window in my application ? (like avi files) Thanks very much :rose::rose::rose:
Yes and No, the projector type files are not really designed for this. However you could include an exe as a resource to your project and then extract out from the PE the swf format, and run it in new ocx. Or even extract the swf at run time from a PE. It would be easier to extract the swf files beforehand and then use them in your app, whether you include them internally or just load them. Regardz Colin J Davies
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Yes and No, the projector type files are not really designed for this. However you could include an exe as a resource to your project and then extract out from the PE the swf format, and run it in new ocx. Or even extract the swf at run time from a PE. It would be easier to extract the swf files beforehand and then use them in your app, whether you include them internally or just load them. Regardz Colin J Davies
*** WARNING *
This could be addictive
**The minion's version of "Catch :bob: "It's a real shame that people as stupid as you can work out how to use a computer. said by Christian Graus in the Soapbox
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Thanks very much for your answer But is it possible to extract the swf format from the PE ?!? And How to download the ocx of FLASH Macromedia ? Thanks very much :rose::rose::rose:
bfadi wrote: is it possible to extract the swf format from the PE ?!? I have seen hacker type tools that remove the swf. Unfortunately I can't find an example online at the moment. bfadi wrote: And How to download the ocx of FLASH Macromedia Check to see you have swflash.ocx already on your PC, most have. Otherwise Macromedia are only to happy to provide it. Note it is the same ocx that IE uses to run any Flash movie Regardz Colin J Davies
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**The minion's version of "Catch :bob: "It's a real shame that people as stupid as you can work out how to use a computer. said by Christian Graus in the Soapbox
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bfadi wrote: is it possible to extract the swf format from the PE ?!? I have seen hacker type tools that remove the swf. Unfortunately I can't find an example online at the moment. bfadi wrote: And How to download the ocx of FLASH Macromedia Check to see you have swflash.ocx already on your PC, most have. Otherwise Macromedia are only to happy to provide it. Note it is the same ocx that IE uses to run any Flash movie Regardz Colin J Davies
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Hi Thanks very much. I found one program exe2swf And it work fine. I found 2 ocx of flash in my computer, on flash.ocx (version6) & swfflas.ocx(version 5) BUT I get error when trying to insert it in a Dialog I tried the add registred Active control, but it did not add anyting. Do you have any great idea ? Thanks very much :rose::rose::rose:
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Hi Thanks very much. I found one program exe2swf And it work fine. I found 2 ocx of flash in my computer, on flash.ocx (version6) & swfflas.ocx(version 5) BUT I get error when trying to insert it in a Dialog I tried the add registred Active control, but it did not add anyting. Do you have any great idea ? Thanks very much :rose::rose::rose:
I have always just added the ocx from the menu method as you appear to be doing with no problem The only thing I can think of, is that maybe you created a Dialog MFC project and did not select ActiveX Support, I tried it and used the "Shockwave Flash Control". Note: Shockwave and Flash are seperate things. Regardz Colin J Davies
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**The minion's version of "Catch :bob: "It's a real shame that people as stupid as you can work out how to use a computer. said by Christian Graus in the Soapbox