Uploading swf's and .anme's
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Uploading swf's and .anme's
I'm trying to upload a few of these for review but don't know how. Help please.
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If the site doesn't allow either .swf or .anme, put them in a .zip archive. If your project uses several files (e.g. texture fills or layer scripts), put those in a .zip archive as well. There are other archival file formats (.rar comes to mind), but .zip seems to be the most universal.
If you're on a Mac, use YemuZip to create zip archives that are PC compatible (so, without the Mac OS resource fork and without the .DS_Store files).
If you're on a Mac, use YemuZip to create zip archives that are PC compatible (so, without the Mac OS resource fork and without the .DS_Store files).
Those stupid files have been a pain for cross platform work for ages. There is a network utility for OSX that will eliminate them on a shared network... it should be part of the OS and not a paid utility though. I tried the demo but couldn't get it to work on my network. It is suppose to remove the files as they are copied over a network so it doesn't help much with zipping.Rasheed wrote:Well, I don't own a PC (so I can't check my claims), but the times I created a ZIP archive with the built-in ZIP archiver, I got strange extra folders and .DS_Store files on a friends PC, running Windows XP. YemuZip claims to get rid of those distracting files, you don't want to see on a PC.
Those files are an annoyance more than a danger. They do take up a teeny amount of space though and are invisible to most users.. but still it drives me nuts.
What I do on the mac is zip stuff then I open the zip and remove those extra useless bits.
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Because Apple likes it that way. When Apple develops products they do so, because they need it for themselves, not because it is useful for their customers. And if Steve doesn't like it, it doesn't happen. You don't argue with Steve.heyvern wrote:If MacZip doesn't have this problem why does the OS?
Of course, no-one in Apple will acknowledge this, because that would get them fired.
Recently someone phoned Apple support and asked how to get rid of the repeated update request for Safari, which wasn't even installed on that person's computer. He got the reply that Safari was the best browser in existence and that he:
- either install the software
- or disable the updater
Tibetans might beg to differ (most Apple products are made in China).
Sorry for the rant. I like Apple products, but I don't like Apple, the company, nor its creepy CEO.
I am starting to feel that way myself. I don't like how Apple stores are managed either... I applied there and they told me, to my face, after a group interview with 12 other people at the same time... that all the employees hated me, no one would want to work with me... I talked too much... and I hated Apple (I said I wasn't interested in Apple stock options because I don't invest in the stock market. They took that to mean I hated Apple... literally those were the words. I hated Apple because I wasn't interested in the stock options).Sorry for the rant. I like Apple products, but I don't like Apple, the company, nor its creepy CEO.
I couldn't sleep for days... I felt so depressed after hearing that, that I began to think that people who like me were just pretending. I like Apple products but I hate Apple people.
I will always use Apple computers and products.. but I am no longer a "fan boy".
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