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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Still not rid of the XP warning! Help!!

    I’m using a ‘Ole1.CreateLink (Path) followed by a DoVerb to start a .wmv video file. Before it will run, I get a ‘File Open’ warning as though WindowsXP is warning me about a dangerous download from the web.

    Any Ideas on how to stop this? Particularly on my user’s machine. I can’t ask the user to lower any security levels.

    I tried ‘CreateEmbedded’ and it worked for small files but when I used my 50Mb wmv it ran out of memory.

    The 50Mb wmv started out as a 1Gig avi created in Adobe Premier. I loaded it into Microsoft Movie Maker and re-saved as a 50Mb wmv.

    When it was a 1Gig avi, CreateEmbedded did not blow the memory, but when it was a 50 Mb wmv, it did!!! STRANGE!!!!

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    Re: Still not rid of the XP warning! Help!!

    can u please post your code? we'll be happy to help u out
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    Re: Still not rid of the XP warning! Help!!

    It couldn't be simpler!

    You will need a large .wmv file. My problem video is 50Mb.


    Start of Vb Code:
    Project1.Form1.OLE1.CreateLink ("C:\Video Files\BookVideo.wmv")
    Project1.Form1.OLE1.DoVerb
    End of VB Code

    The Ole1 is a Media Clip

    Help with this will let me sleep nights!!!

    Ray

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    Re: Still not rid of the XP warning! Help!!

    Are you just trying to display the video in the form? If so just use the Windows Media Player control (Project -> Components -> Windows Media Player). No security warnings

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    Re: Still not rid of the XP warning! Help!!

    Thanks!! It was so simple, I feel like a twit. How do I say Resolved?

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    Re: Still not rid of the XP warning! Help!!

    Pull down the thread tools menu and click "Mark this thread resolved"
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