Change Resource Data folder name from "Autoplay"

[nirus]

I remember in studio 4 you could change the default folder that the published projects resources were saved to. It used to be called "DATA" by default. Now in Studio 5 it is called "Autoplay".

Obviously when I rename it after the build I get the error "Could not find data folder"

Is there anyway that I can change the default folder name?

Sorry if this has already been answered. I searched but could not find.

Thank you for any help

-Brent

[Derek]

When publishing to a HDD folder, check the box "Rename Resource Files" just above the BUILD button. You can then change the name of the folder in the Input field provided.

HTH

[nirus]

I see. I do not have that option and I have 5.0. Is there a quick solution with out updating?

-Brent

[Corey]

Hi. This a feature in AMS 5.0 Professional Edition added Feb. 27, 2004:

http://www.indigorose.com/files/ams50/ams50pro_readme.htm

To use it you just go to PROJECT PUBLISH then choose "Hard Drive Folder" and press next, you should see a checkbox named "Rename Resource Files" where you can set the name. :yes

[nirus]

Nope. After choosing hard drive and then clicking next... here is what I have:

Target: Hard Drive Folder
Output Folder:
_____________________________Browse --currently the location of my exe
Executable Filename:
_____________________________ --currently just koadbin.exe



Options:
_ Enable AutoPlay Feature --unchecked
_ Timestamp Files --unchecked


back build cancel help

That is almost an exact redrwal of my screen.
Verry strange huh
-Brent

[Corey]

Hi. In AutoPlay Media Studio Professional edition 5.0.0.4 and higher you will see this feature. If you don't see it, you might be running a different version. This feature is not, to the best of my knowledge, available in earlier or Standard versions as per the readme file linked to above. Hope that helps. :)

[nirus]

Yes it does help. I guess I will just have to upgrade. I am away from home with dreaded Dial up. I realy dont want to download a 30 MB file but oh well. I guess Ill let it go over night. I hate Dial UP. At least I got a solution!

Thanks for all your help!

-Brent

[Corey]

Anytime. You won't regret the upgrade... :)