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1-is there any option to change the publication video graphic setting from an action from a push button or script once the publication has already been published?
(I know you have this option before you publish)

2-i have a text input box inside a frame , every time I pass the mouse and click a push button over the text input box the cursor flashes and the variable dissappears, i tried to to change the frame properties with the option to disregard the mouse passing trought but it didn't work,
so what i did is to put a pushbutton of 100% transparency over the text input with the option to disregard the mouse passing through and it works,.....
now,.... HOW can you do it witout this 100% TRANSPARENCY pushbutton THAT I HAVE CREATED?

3- I have a dell xps labtop Vga6900ultra,Ram 1gb,Proc. pent M 2.10ghz,
In the editor mode my project has become very complicated , editing things with the mouse and keyboard has become slow, but when i publish my project the speed is ok.
should i increase the pc ram memory in order to be faster when i edit my project ? or are there any other options?

thanks

1) No, there's no way to change your video graphic settings during a Publication. What about having different duplicate Pages with a different video type (Chroma, OnTop) on each Page? You could have Button Objects which would do a "Go To Page" which would then present your videos in different ways...

2) Not really sure what you are talking about. Why would you put a Button Object OVER a Text Input Object? Upload a single imp Page, or at least a screen shot of what you are trying to do.

3) I LOVE laptops for showing presentations. If you are serious about building multimedia presentations, then you need a desktop computer with external hard drives. Adding more memory may help, especially if you are running Vista. Try doing a DeFrag on your hard drive, and go into MSCONFIG -> Startup and untick the items there which maybe using all your Available Memory before you even get started with OPUS. There's really not a relationship between Editing speed and Publication speed.