
Windows projectors can also be created directly on Director MX 2004 running on
Mac OSX after installation of the Windows version of the Xtra. It is located on the
install disk, at:
TextCruncher/Windows/TxtCrnch.x32
Copy this file to the Cross Platform resources directory in Director MX 2004, so that
it will be available at:
OSX Volume Name/Applications/Macromedia Director MX
2004/Configuration/Cross Platform Resources/Windows/Xtras/TxtCrnch.x32
Finally, you need to edit the xtrainfo.txt file to include information about
TextCruncher. This information is used by the Shockwave and cross-platform
publishing features in Director MX 2004, to locate the files needed when assembling
the Classic MacOS and Windows versions of your projector. The xtrainfo.txt file is
located by default at:
OSX Volume Name/Applications/Macromedia Director MX
2004/Configuration/xtrainfo.txt
Double click the file to open it in TextEdit, or alternatively edit with another text
editor. Make sure to save the file in plain text format, though. You need to add the
following line to the end of the file:
[#namePPC:"TextCruncher", #nameW32:"TxtCrnch.x32",
#package:"http://download.tabuleiro.com/packages/TextCruncher/5/TextCruncher"]
You may want to customize this line in the future, to instruct Director to download
TextCruncher Shockwave packages from the same server that hosts your Shockwave
applications. This is covered in more detail at the Using the Xtra in Shockwave
section of the documentation. Restart Director for the changes to take effect. The
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