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Robin,

Having stared at, and discarded, 5 times or more, the disk Robin brought, I finally see the words XE on the label... so we're installing it now, many thanks.

It's been at the front of my desks for weeks, but I'd mistakenly thought it was the Pro version.

We'll be back.....

Truly brilliant... it works (of course!).

I'm clearly working too hard and have not been watching what's going on.... is there a comparison of 4 Pro to 4 Pro XE anywhere so I can find out what else it does?

Thanks, Linda

In the Start Menu group for Opus Pro 04 XE is a link to a PDF entitled New Features in Opus Pro XE. This information is also in the New Features topic in the help file.

Hope I'm wrong on this - but I think that Quicktime will have to be installed on the target machines in order for this work. In my limited experience, on most corporate machines, it won't be.

DW, I could do with confirmation of this... I was just about to ask about a Flash detection routine....

Ken is correct - QuickTime must be available on the end-user's machine to display SWF files within a Video object.

Kind regards,

Is there the same equirement if it's in an htm windw in doc view, as Brian Patrick taught us?

I need an answer where only Flash needs installing, rather than QuickTime, which I won't allow on my main pc, let alone advise my clients to install... (horrible, invasive prog...)

horrible, invasive prog

I agree

You won't need QT to use flash in a browser object

Cheers
Chris