Re: BugsBunny

[Al Smith]

I can confirm this as well.

I don't have the exact same steps to re-create, but it sounds like the same

situation.

On my box, which is a Compaq running NT4.0, i was making a button...

at some point i clicked on it and *boom* the entire app vanished.

Other times the app would lock; i would try to shut down with TaskManager and

would get a dialogue box stating the app could not be shut down/turn off

de-bugging;

i would be forced to kill the process (the .dll process, which would have the

processor

pinned while it clicked away the CPU timeclock).


hths...


christopher wrote:


> Might be flash, might be my machine, might be late at night... not tried to

> reproduce the bug but:

>

> Creating a movie, one scene so far, about 4 symbols.  Imported a large bmp

> to the stage.  Made it a symbol.  Hit the delete key to take it off the

> stage and Flash shutdown instantly - no ifs, buts or $200 at GO.

>

> Otherwise running perfectly under Win98E.  Just in case..

>

> Christopher

> Tokyo, July98

> http://www.i-wonder.com

>

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