Newbies dbElizabeth Posted March 24, 2004 Newbies Posted March 24, 2004 "I am not unemployed, I am a consultant" (from one of the members). I created a FM db to run from CD. There is a button to play a quicktime video to show how to install a tire chain on a vehicle. It was working fine and then it abruptly stopped working. The error my client got was - Packager not responding with the OLE {ox80040007}. Any ideas? Version: Developer v6 Platform: Windows XP
Leb i Sol Posted March 25, 2004 Posted March 25, 2004 try updating your quicktime player/IE integration..... depents on the format of file and file associations...it could be a conflict of applications used to play ".mov" files What is the script on the button? OPEN url would work if the files are associated correctly....it also could have been a new service pack applied on WinXP.....basically check for change to the system. HTH good luck!
Newbies dbElizabeth Posted March 25, 2004 Author Newbies Posted March 25, 2004 The script is very simple: Go to field(Select/perform,"Type::video") I'll try updating the Quicktime. Thanks very much for the reply!
Leb i Sol Posted March 29, 2004 Posted March 29, 2004 you might also look at: http://mostarnet.com/tutorials/filemaker/FMembeded.zip -this sample deals with MS Words docs......it is stricly about windows and its objects being emebeded into FM (manually vs. premade objects such as "Insert Image/Adobe this or that"!)...it might be worth the reading! try using that technique to insert your files into container fields and then test your script...HTH BTW: if u store your files in container as "reference only" u can also use "OPEN url //server/file.mov" which would trigger the default application to open the file.... Take care!
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