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Subject: RE: FLASH: Windows Flash projector Question
From: Williams, Marcus
Date: Thu, 11 May 2000 15:20:25 +0100

As far as the 'browser' portion of this question.
The O/S (Win) has a pointer and key entry in the registry that sets one of
those two browsers (if both are installed on the same PC) as the "Default"
and that one will open everything browser related unless directly re-pointed
to the other browser.
Marcus

-----Original Message-----
From: Helen Triolo [designerati-technica [dot] com (mailto:designerati-technica [dot] com)]
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2000 9:43 AM
To: flasheratchinwag [dot] com
Subject: Re: FLASH: Windows Flash projector Question


SwiffTOOLS wrote:
>
> If you trigger a " Get URL ("http://www.flash.com") " from within a
> projector, does it always get opened with the Internet Explorer?
>
Yes. According to Matt W, this has been logged as a kind of bug, to be
addressed in Flash 5.

> On my system it does, even if Netscape is set to be the default browser.
>
> Does anybody know what happens if Internet Explorer isn't installed at
all,
> but Netscape is? I presume Netscape is launched then, right? Does anybody
> know what happens if there's no browser installed at all?

Never tried either of these, as I don't have such a system. Anyone
else?
>
> Might sound like stupid questions, but I'm trying to figure out what makes
> the Flash Projector decide wich browser to open. If I know so, I might be
> able to capture it's call and make it store variables posted on the
> command-line in a .TXT file instead of opening a browser.
>
They're not stupid questions at all. I don't know how the OS determines
which browser to open based on what Flash/Geturl tells it--maybe someone
at Macromedia could pass you some more detailed info (didn't see any
when I was looking around at the MM site).

Regards,
Helen
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