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June 28, 2006
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How does your company . . .

OK.

I'm at the point where I need to give the movie to the customer.

How does your company do it?

Are any of you concerned with the amount of files associated with the final movie and the customer seeing all the files and not seeing just the first movie executable?

I'm taking the suggestion from another thread to put my first movie in a top folder and then the supporting documents and subsequent movies in a sub folder.

The problem is when I run the first movie, I receive an error message that it cannot find the second movie to start.

BUT when I have them all in the same folder, they start fine in the order programmed.

However, I don't want them all in the same folder because I don't want the customer to be concerned with all the files that it needs to run (thus putting the other files in sub folders).

Can anyone share with me how they are providing the final version to their customers and how they are getting around this issue of seeing too much of the background info in the zip file?

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Pam
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    June 29, 2006
    Hi All

    I was hoping that I'd get some responses to this question as I am at the end of the project and ready to deliver.

    Yet, because of the amount of files associated with my project, I really don't want the customer to see them all. Just concentrate on clicking the first movie and be on their way.

    So, I'll close this post and try to figure out the best way.

    Thanks
    Pam

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    Correct answer
    June 29, 2006
    Hi All

    I was hoping that I'd get some responses to this question as I am at the end of the project and ready to deliver.

    Yet, because of the amount of files associated with my project, I really don't want the customer to see them all. Just concentrate on clicking the first movie and be on their way.

    So, I'll close this post and try to figure out the best way.

    Thanks
    Pam
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    Captiv8r
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    June 29, 2006
    Hi Pam

    Sorry you failed to see replies. I'd have attempted it but was strapped for time, as I was in Minneapolis conducting a class. Never did get to see much E-Mail yesterday. However, if you see this and are still interested, post back, E-Mail or call me. I'll be happy to offer up my own views (which may or may not differ from others here).

    Cheers... Rick
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