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From: coolpyx1 on 9 Aug 2006 16:59
Sorry, but I now understand what you ment by obp(one button publishing)
Well it is exactly what I have done.
I precisely followed a tuto on a cbt .
I don't understand the message error.
Thanks for your answer

From: coolpyx1 on 9 Aug 2006 17:17
I am running the authorware 7.
error downloading content file
error file on server is missing or has a wrong length
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/authorware/authorware_player/webplr08/win/xtr
as/flashast.x32
Then I click Ok a red error message appears and the file runs normally
afterwards. As you can understand the problem is the message in between.
I have repeated the procedure many times but I cannot get rid of this warning.
Anyhelp is welcomed.
Many thanks

From: Erik **AdobeCommunityExpert** on 9 Aug 2006 22:33
So is the flashast.x32 present on the server? Is the bit count correct?
Be sure the case (FLASHAST.X32 vs. flashast.x32) is correct if your
server is Unix/Linux.
Erik

coolpyx1 wrote:
> I am running the authorware 7.
> error downloading content file
> error file on server is missing or has a wrong length
> http://download.macromedia.com/pub/authorware/authorware_player/webplr08/win/xtr
> as/flashast.x32
> Then I click Ok a red error message appears and the file runs normally
> afterwards. As you can understand the problem is the message in between.
> I have repeated the procedure many times but I cannot get rid of this warning.
> Anyhelp is welcomed.
> Many thanks
>
>

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From: coolpyx1 on 10 Aug 2006 07:59
Thanks very much indeed Erik for all your answers but I am terribly sorry to
say that I do not really understand your last post.
Let If I may try again.
Well try this link which is just for a test: Please don't give any attention
to its content
http://bacvideo.com/Published%20Files/Web/authorwaretest.htm
This file is on a linux server.
But I get exactly the same message when I run any authorware file in my PC
with windows XP.
I have loaded the file using the link provided by the error message but the
problem has not been fixed.
Many thanks Erik for your precious help.

From: coolpyx1 on 10 Aug 2006 07:59
Thanks very much indeed Erik for all your answers but I am terribly sorry to
say that I do not really understand your last post.
Let If I may try again.
Well try this link which is just for a test: Please don't give any attention
to its content
http://bacvideo.com/Published%20Files/Web/authorwaretest.htm
This file is on a linux server.
But I get exactly the same message when I run any authorware file in my PC
with windows XP.
I have loaded the file using the link provided by the error message but the
problem has not been fixed.
Many thanks Erik for your precious help.

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