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>>> Rick Zanotti <rzanotti@RELATE.COM> 12-3-01 8:44:17 >>> Hi Tim,

You don't need a pause... Create an event interaction and check that the sprite playing is not true. Once it's not true, continue your piece. It works beautifully well.

You'll need to put this in your event:

GetSpriteProperty(IconID@"FlashIntro", #playing) = FALSE

Note: replace "FlashIntro" with your Flash movie name. This should go directly under your Flash movie icon that you inserted...

> -----Original Message----- > From: Authorware Professional > [mailto:AWARE@listserv.cc.kuleuven.ac.be]On Behalf Of Tim & April > Sent: Sunday, March 11, 2001 6:11 PM > To: AWARE@LISTSERV.CC.KULEUVEN.AC.BE > Subject: a5 pausing > > > thank you to all that have provided your valuable input thus far, but as > this continues, I keep coming up against more things that I don't know. I > have a Flash introduction to my piece that is linked to an > external file to > make future updates easier. I was wondering if anyone knows how to create > a pause that will wait till the flash is done. If I end up changing the > flash to make it longer or shorter I will need a longer or shorter pause. > > -- > The AWARE List > http://www.e-media.nl/aware/index.html > > Search the Archives > http://www.e-media.nl/aware/search.html > > Netiquette: > - Use descriptive subject fields > - Use subject prefixes (A5 , A5Mac , A5Web , KO , UCD , OT) > > >

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