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    Writing to a txt file

    Can this be done ,, Flash runs inside Autoplay project ,, Autoplay gets varibles from Flash object ,, Autoplay saves those varibles to a txt file on users machine or to the clipboard ?

    If I can do this can I have the txt file sort off formated so the text data passed from Flash is copied the way I want within a txt file ?

    Thanks Rod

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    yes and yes, it should be possible.
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    Si, El Tigre está correcto otra vez.

    Just use Flash.Getvariable to get the data into a string, then format it anyway you like using the various String actions, then simply write it to a text file using TextFile.WriteFromString.

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    re

    Thanks guys thats what I wanted to hear

    Rod

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