flash (macromedia): i have a .exe i am about to burn to cd.

can i hide the other flash movies it links to?

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Not with flash itself but with 3rd party tools, yes you can.
Something like Jugglor from http://www.Flashjester.com
allow to compile all files into a single executable.
Beside that Jugglor can do all kind of wonders.
Check out the features list :
http://www.flashjester.com/index.php?section=tricks_jugglor2

If you need it urgently, do not hesitate to ask, I bought the complete
set of FlashJester tools and would not mind to hook you up.
Just upload the files and provide URL where I can download it.


Take note that there is more tools of similar purpose, however
I did not use any of these so can't comment on it.
I have been using Jugglor for 7 years now. Long before any of the other
tools came out so kind of get use to it and it does all I need.

Anyway, just in case :

SWiSHstudio swishzone.com
Flash 'N Pack flashnpack.com
Flash Studio Pro multidmedia.com
FMProjector flashants.com
ICE Projector flashants.com
ScreenWeaver screenweavermx.com
SWF Kit Express swfkit.com
SWF Kit Pro swfkit.com
SWF Kit standard swfkit.com
SWF studio norhcode.com

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Urami


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What is the reason for wanting to hide the files, and how essential is it?
If it's just for the sake of neatness, right click the files, select
properties and tag on 'Hidden'. Note though that via Windoze settings it is
still possible to show hidden files, but most users won't have this option
enabled.



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mProjector will roll all your external files inside you exec to create
a single file. They are also encrypted and never writtend to disk

http://www.screentime.com/software/mprojector/


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