[DUG] TAnimtate

Robert martin rob at wildsoft.co.nz
Wed Apr 18 12:14:55 NZST 2007


Hi Alister

I will watch the demo if I need to but Chua, Chee Wee from codegear has 
pointed out the following...

    * If you use any of the CommonAVI's provided by the TAnimate component in Windows Vista, you must also add the component TShellResources from the Win32 tab of the component palette to your project. Windows Vista no longer contains backwards compatible shell animations, and the TShellResources component adds the following replacement animation resources to your executable:
          o FindFolder.res
          o FindFile.res
          o FindComputer.res
          o CopyFiles.res
          o CopyFile.res
          o RecycleFile.res
          o EmptyRecycle.res
          o DeleteFile.res


This almost works for me.  The animations show but refuse to play.  I am hoping 'the man' from codegear will provide the answer :)




Rob Martin
Software Engineer

phone +64 03 377 0495
fax   +64 03 377 0496
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Wild Software Ltd



Alister Christie wrote:
> I think it was mentioned in the following webinar
> http://dn.codegear.com/article/33857
> and it looks to be about 2 hours long so good luck :-) .  From memory 
> the avi's are available on vista as files so it's possible to get them 
> going - but it wasn't something that I considered important so didn't 
> think that it was worth remembering - sorry.
>
> Alister Christie
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>
> Robert martin wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> We have used a TAnimate to show coping files and searching for files 
>> (common avi's) .  These are gone burger in Vista.  Thats ok (kind 
>> of), so what we want is a couple of avis (?) that we can build into 
>> our app as resources so that this issue doesn't recur.
>>
>> Does anyone have any suggestions on where to resource said animations 
>> from?  I have looked at animated gifs but there are thousands of 
>> them, mos of which are rubbish.
>>
>> Ta
>>
>> P.s. still working on the colour thing!
>>
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