On one page...
1) I hide 3 text objects.
2) I launch an MP3 file.
3 I execute an external .exe file (wait for return is checked) that brings up a small .gif viewer.
The viewer automatically closes after 5 seconds.
4) (from the same page) I want to "show"
one of the text objects... go back out to the viewer and come back and show another text object, back to the viewer, and back to show the 3rd text object.
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my code:
Hide Object TextObject 1
Hide Object TextObject 2
Hide Object TextObject 3
Play MP3 File %SrcDrv%\narraton.mp3
ExecuteProgram %SrcDrv%\viewer.exe (parameter sent)
Show Object TextObject 1
ExecuteProgram %SrcDrv%\viewer.exe (parameter sent)
Show Object TextObject 2
ExecuteProgram %SrcDrv%\viewer.exe (parameter sent)
Show Object TextObject 3
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What is happening is...
the .mp3 never starts at all and the first page never shows. Only the .gif viewer starts
and when it ends, the page shows with the text object.
It seems like the "execute" statement takes priority over the statements above it.
??
What would the correct sequence be?
[This message has been edited by wanderer (edited 02-09-2002).]
1) I hide 3 text objects.
2) I launch an MP3 file.
3 I execute an external .exe file (wait for return is checked) that brings up a small .gif viewer.
The viewer automatically closes after 5 seconds.
4) (from the same page) I want to "show"
one of the text objects... go back out to the viewer and come back and show another text object, back to the viewer, and back to show the 3rd text object.
------------
my code:
Hide Object TextObject 1
Hide Object TextObject 2
Hide Object TextObject 3
Play MP3 File %SrcDrv%\narraton.mp3
ExecuteProgram %SrcDrv%\viewer.exe (parameter sent)
Show Object TextObject 1
ExecuteProgram %SrcDrv%\viewer.exe (parameter sent)
Show Object TextObject 2
ExecuteProgram %SrcDrv%\viewer.exe (parameter sent)
Show Object TextObject 3
-----------------
What is happening is...
the .mp3 never starts at all and the first page never shows. Only the .gif viewer starts
and when it ends, the page shows with the text object.
It seems like the "execute" statement takes priority over the statements above it.
??
What would the correct sequence be?
[This message has been edited by wanderer (edited 02-09-2002).]
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