Authorware 7 Tutorial Won't Run
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From: geekygURL on 20 Sep 2007 10:54 Sorry -- I should have stated Help > Tutorial. That's when the error comes up. [q][i]Originally posted by: [b][b]Newsgroup User[/b][/b][/i] > No, it's the tutorial that came with the program. Under Help, I choose > View Tutorial...and then I get that error. > There's no View Tutorial option in Authorware 7. There is a Tutorial link, but that takes you to the help files which give you further instructions. Steve -- Adobe Community Expert: Authorware, Flash Mobile and Devices http://www.magnoliamultimedia.com You need to go to MAX - http://adobemax2007.com/na/ [/q]
From: Mike Baker **Adobe Community Expert** on 20 Sep 2007 11:15 When you choose the option does the help window appear on the screen? What operating system is this? Try opening the help window with F1, then switch back to Authorware and try the tutorial link. HTH, Mike ==================== Mike Baker Adobe Community Expert mike-baker(a)cox.net "geekygURL" <rex(a)karinrex.com> wrote in message news:fcu1ju$mku$1(a)forums.macromedia.com... > Sorry -- I should have stated Help > Tutorial. That's when the error comes up. > > [q][i]Originally posted by: [b][b]Newsgroup User[/b][/b][/i] > > No, it's the tutorial that came with the program. Under Help, I choose > > View Tutorial...and then I get that error. > > > > There's no View Tutorial option in Authorware 7. There is a Tutorial link, > but that takes you to the help files which give you further instructions. > > Steve > > > -- > Adobe Community Expert: Authorware, Flash Mobile and Devices > http://www.magnoliamultimedia.com > > You need to go to MAX - http://adobemax2007.com/na/ > > [/q] > > >
From: Steve Howard on 20 Sep 2007 13:37 > Sorry -- I should have stated Help > Tutorial. That's when the error comes > up. > There's an error message? Come on. Play fair. If you don't actually give us any information, we can't actually help you. Please give details of the error message. Steve -- Adobe Community Expert: Authorware, Flash Mobile and Devices http://www.magnoliamultimedia.com You need to go to MAX - http://adobemax2007.com/na/
From: geekygURL on 20 Sep 2007 22:24 Are you guys busting my chops or something? Read the thread...the entire error message is there as well as the system. :-) <<The error message I get says: "The window named "mainwin" passed to HH_GET_WIN_TYPE has not been specified." This is on an XP SP2 system.>> :-)
From: Mike Baker **Adobe Community Expert** on 20 Sep 2007 23:42
Who US? ;-) Did you try opening the help file and then choosing the item in the menu? Search where Authorware is installed, is there a awusing.chm file? The HH_GET_WIN_TYPE constant is used by the HtlmHelp api. It's supposed to be able to connect the Authorware application (with the "mainwin" name) to the HTML application running separately. You could try reinstalling Authorware over itself or uninstalling and reinstalling it. Mike ==================== Mike Baker Adobe Community Expert mike-baker(a)cox.net "geekygURL" <rex(a)karinrex.com> wrote in message news:fcva0b$89s$1(a)forums.macromedia.com... > Are you guys busting my chops or something? Read the thread...the entire error > message is there as well as the system. :-) > > <<The error message I get says: > > "The window named "mainwin" passed to HH_GET_WIN_TYPE has not been specified." > > This is on an XP SP2 system.>> > > :-) > |