These options allow to automatically make corrections for files which would normally not run in the standard flash player.

Converting hyperlinks after SWF ending

 

If documents like PDF or PPT are converted and they have links to other PDF or PPT files, Multimedia Player can automatically convert the hyperlinks to .swf extension.

 

Sample

 

Original files: file1.pdf and file2.pdf. File1.pdf links to file2.pdf

Converted files: file1.swf and file2.swf. File1.swf links to file2.pdf. This link would not work and is automatically corrected to file2.swf

 

Use this option only if needed. Hyperlinks e.g. using a xml configuration file will not work because they are also converted.

 

Always use relative paths

 

If documents like Word link to other documents in subfolders with these documents linking back, it is often necessary to use a relative path to link back like ...\file1.doc (instead of .\folder1\file1.doc).

 

Sample

 

c:\program files\folder1\file1.doc Ú links to .\subfolder1\file2.doc

c:\program files\folder1\subfolder1\file2.doc Ú links to ...\file1.doc instead using .\folder1\file1.doc

 

Using the option Always use relative path will support this kind of hyperlinks.

 

If the application loads but the configuration text provided via an XML file is missing, try again using the Option Always use relative path.

 

Run in installation directory

This options can be used if EXE files are started. The Multimedia Player provides the path where the encrypted database is stored as the path where the EXE file is started. This option can be used if the EXE file has problems with configuration files.