Projectors and windows taskbar

Okay,

I was curious if anybody could answer this for me cause it’s driving me batty, I have a flash projector with the following code:


fscommand("fullscreen", "true");
fscommand("showmenu", "false");
fscommand("allowscale", "false");
fscommand("trapallkeys", "true");
escListener = new Object();
escListener.onKeyDown = function() {
	if (Key.getCode() == Key.ESCAPE) {
		fscommand("quit", "");
	}
};
Key.addListener(escListener);

pretty standard…my issue is that when I auto play it from a cd or even if i execute it from my desktop it doesn’t go to fullscreen right away, and what i mean by this is that you see it dock in the taskbar with the taskbar and the rest of the projector taking up the screen then after a couple of seconds it goes full screen all the way.

I know this is a minor detail, but I am anal, does anybody know how this can be fixed?

Thank You,

and is your code on the very first frame of your movie?
one more thing… with your fscommands… shouldnt the true and false values be without quation marks? :slight_smile:

yes, they are on the very first frame, and i wasn’t sure about the quotes but they work as is, and the macromedia actionScript dictionary says that’s the way to use them…so i am guessing yes.

Also, on a second note, I have an example CD someone made using Macromedia Director and when it auto launches (using the same type of auto launch file on the CD) it doesn’t show the taskbar first…leading me to believe this can be done, but maybe not with a flash projector.

Here is the solution

http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_14757

:3ye:

i actually thought it might be a solution :slight_smile: TY. gonna need it myself :slight_smile:

Er, Thank You!, that helps a lot, but it still acts funny every other time…i have almost completly elimated by doing this:

I have attached and autorun.inf file that reads:


[autorun]
open=Autorunner.exe

[AutorunPro]
Run1=pcPlayer/videoPlayer.exe

Then, i made an Autorunner.exe (er rather found)…that can run a series of executables, and I just make it run my projector, this seems to trick xp to some degree…and gives the flash player a little more time to go to fullscreen, that and with NovemberRain’s finding, I think I have got pretty close to perfect.

Thanks guys,