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- ; Template DIRECTOR.INI file for Director MX for Macintosh
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- ; All of the settings shown here are commented-out in the original version
- ; of the file. To change a setting, you must remove the comment
- ; character (";") at the beginning of the setting's line.
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- ; The values shown for each setting in the original file are Director's
- ; internal defaults. The default value for a setting is used when it
- ; isn't explictly set in the .INI file or when no .INI file exists.
- ; Since these defaults are already stored internally in the Director
- ; application and projectors, it is *not* necessary to distribute this
- ; file with your movie unless you change one or more of the settings.
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- ; For use with projectors, you must name your .INI file "<ProjectorName>.INI"
- ; rather than "DIRECTOR.INI" and place the file in the same directory as
- ; your projector executable.
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- ; For use with shockwave, you must name your .INI file "shockwave.ini", and
- ; place the file in the shockwave folder ( for instance,
- ; MacintoshHD:Library:Application Support:Macromedia:Shockwave ).
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- [Palette]
- ;Animation=1
- ; While performing an animation of the palette in 8-bit colour mode,
- ; director reserves all colours in the system. It's obvious when this
- ; happens, as the desktop and other applications will repaint in black
- ; and white. If your movie does not often change the palette, this
- ; may not be a problem, but if it changes the palette frequently,
- ; this desktop flashing can ruin your animation.
- ; 1: Reserve colours before first palette effect, but do not release them
- ; until the animation is done.
- ; 0: Default behavior. Reserve colours only during a palette effect.
- ;
- ;SystemFriendly=1
- ; This property only functions in a projector
- ; 1: When in 8-bit colour a fixed palette of the web 216 colours plus ten
- ; additional greys will be used by the projector. Colours from the movie
- ; will be re-mapped to the nearest available colour.
- ; 0: Default behavior. When in 8-bit colour, changes in the palette channel
- ; are propagated to the system palette. That is, the screen colours will
- ; change.
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- [Settings]
- ;EscapeOk=1
- ; This property is only used by projectors.
- ; Overrides the projector's escape lock setting.
- ;
- ;FullScreen=1
- ; This property is only used by projectors.
- ; Overrides the projector's "full screen" setting, from
- ; Create Projector's Option's Dialog.
- ;
- ;UseTitleBar=1
- ; This property is only used by projectors.
- ; Overrides the projector's "show title bar" setting, from
- ; Create Projector's Option's Dialog.
- ;
- ;BackgroundAnimation=1
- ; This property is only used by projectors.
- ; Overrides the projector's "animate in background" setting, from
- ; Create Projector's Option's Dialog.
- ;
- ;SwitchColorDepth=1
- ; This property is only used by projectors.
- ; Overrides the projector's "reset monitor to match movie's color depth"
- ; setting, from the Macintosh Create Projector's Option's Dialog.
- ;
- ;CenterStage=1
- ; This property is only used by projectors.
- ; Overrides the projector's "center" setting, from
- ; Create Projector's Option's Dialog.
- ;
- ;ResizeStage=1
- ; This property is only used by projectors.
- ; Overrides the projector's "stage size" setting, from
- ; Create Projector's Option's Dialog.
- ;
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- [Lingo]
- DisplayFullLingoErrorText=1
- ; This property is used by shockwave and projectors.
- ; 1: Lingo errors generate a more descriptive text in the error alert.
- ; 0: Lingo errors generate a "script error. continue ?" yes/no alert.
- ;
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