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Asked: 2026-06-13T17:24:46+00:00

I’ve never developed for ActionScript or flash, and maybe this is a simple question.

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I’ve never developed for ActionScript or flash, and maybe this is a simple question.

I created a menu in flash (Projector in a CD-ROM Autorun), where users can choose what program they will install.

In the last frame, I’m trying to show a message like: “Thanks, your installation will start in few seconds. Wait while the program is loading.“.

The installation program loads, and then flash menu closes. That’s ok.

I inserted this code in Actions of the frame :

fscommand("exec", "MyInstallationProgram.Exe");
fscommand("quit");

It works, but the frame doens’t render, I’d like to show the frame while the program is loading. How can I do it?

I am using ActionScript 2.0

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  1. Editorial Team

    The call to fscommand('quit') is closing the application before your dialogue has a chance to display.

    As far as I know, there is no simple way of communicating back to your launcher application that the selected program has installed. Your best bet, therefore, is probably to quit automatically after a few seconds: 

    // Add to frame with dialogue
stop();

setInterval(function(){
    fscommand('quit');
}, 5000); // Automatically quit after 5 seconds

    Alternatively you could add the fscommand('quit') call to the handler for a ‘close’ button under the dialogue.

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