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09-23-2005
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Extract Project Content
Anyone know of a method to extract a resource (image, audio, video) in AutoPlay Media Studio 6.0 from the compiled EXE?
I would like to be able to save a JPG to my local drive using a dialog prompt ... i.e 'Do you want to save this image to "C:\My Documents\My Photos" Any input would be appreciated ... SRUSSELL 
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09-23-2005
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Resources are not compiled with the EXE. You can find them separately.
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09-23-2005
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Use an Image.GetFilename action to find out what the image's file path is. Then use a File.Copy action to "save" that file to somewhere else.
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