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  1. Nevermind, I figured it out. There is a "setName" method on display objects.
  2. I'm using the ming library to dynamically create some swf files. I can do that much with no problem, but I'm wondering if there is a way to specify instance names of the sprite objects that I add to the swfMovie object. That way I can load the generated swf file into another existing swf file and manipulate the sprites via actionscript. If anyone has worked with the ming library and flash and has suggestions they would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, --carriker
  3. I did a test with fopen. if I use fopen with "//OtherComputer/C/test.txt" I get a "Permission Denied" warning. if I use fopen with "f:/test.txt" where f is the mapped network drive \\OtherComputer\C\ , I get a file does not exist warning. So it seems like the first option is better, but I'm not sure how to set the appropriate permissions on a windows machine. I've already allowed sharing so anyone on the network to change the files on that drive. Thanks again, --carriker
  4. I'm pretty new to php, so I think this is a pretty simple question. Basically I've got a script that takes in some post data and uses that information to open or create a new txt file, write some text, and save it to a specified location on the hard drive. That part works just fine. The machine that's running php/apache is also on a LAN and I would like to write the same txt file to a different computer on the network. I've tried a couple of times but haven't gotten this to work. So my first question: is there any reason this can't work? And my second question: if it's possible, what should the file path look like. The file path would normally be "\\OtherComputer\C\TextFiles\SomeTextFile.txt", but I know php likes forward slashes instead of back slashes. However, if I just replace the forward slashes with back slashes it doesn't work. Thanks in advance, --carriker
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