Tim,
This is one way of doing it (using vb .net 2003)
Start with a blank form app;
Right click on your components toolbox menu and choosing add/remove items;
Click on the COM components tab;
Check the 'shockwave flash object' then click ok (not the macromedia flash
object);
Drag the new component to your form, and set the 'movie' property to the
full path of your flash movie;
If you cannot see the 'shockwave flash object' component, download and
install the latest shockwave and flash players (even if you think you have
the latest ones).
I have done a lot of work in Director and I am fairly new to vb .net, though
have programmed in other languages. For a very GUI intensive CD, you will
find trying to achieve similar graphical display elements a lot more long
winded in VB .net. However, obvioulsy vb .net is a lot more flexible in
other ways.
Note that using Flash as a component in VB .net is not supported by
Macromedia (now Adobe).
If you want any more info/advice please let me know,
JJ
"Tim Dixon" <ng@keymtNOSPAM PLEASE.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
Just a quick question...
Has anyone used VB.net to play a flash file? and how is it done?
All I need to do is get my VB.NET application to play a flash file until
it gets to the stop command within the flash file
[We currently use Macromedia Director to display Flash files and Video
files, but now want to move onto vb.net as a main language]
Cheers,
TD
tim at keymt dot com