Shockwave Question

Tim,

1803? Strange.. That value is only to control file downloads.. Don't know what 1807 is (for SP2 and earlier it was "reserved").

Maybe you want to check the 1200 value. (running ActiveX controls)
In fact, I'd match all 12xx values.

See more info here about all the IE zone reg entries: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/182569/tr

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KM


"Tim Hunter" <TimHunter@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:76EC73CA-63D2-4CCE-91E5-77FDF4B9D4BE@microsoft.com...

> When I updated my target designer to FP2007 my shockwave player in the image
> quit working. During the rollout chat session I asked a question on how to
> solve this problem. I was told to do the following:
>
> Check the 1803 and 1807 values under the following keys. Set them to the
> values you see under a working XP Pro SP2
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\InternetSettings\Zones\[zone
> number]
> HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Curre ntVersion\InternetSettings\Zones\[zone number]
>
> I have done that and it doesn't work. Does anyone have any ideas on how to
> make shockwave work again?

I did all of the 2xxx values and all of the 12xx values the same as my
desktop computer that plays the file, but my image still won't play the file.
Everytime I launch IE to play the file I get the same security message that
says,"If you want to play blocked content click here". Any thoughts

Tim

"KM" wrote:

> Tim,
>
> 1803? Strange.. That value is only to control file downloads.. Don't know what 1807 is (for SP2 and earlier it was "reserved").
>
> Maybe you want to check the 1200 value. (running ActiveX controls)
> In fact, I'd match all 12xx values.
>
> See more info here about all the IE zone reg entries: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/182569/tr
>
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> Regards,
> KM
>
>
> "Tim Hunter" <TimHunter@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:76EC73CA-63D2-4CCE-91E5-77FDF4B9D4BE@microsoft.com...

>
>
>

KM said the following on 13/12/2006 7:50 PM:

> Tim,
>
> 1803? Strange.. That value is only to control file downloads.. Don't know what 1807 is (for SP2 and earlier it was "reserved").
>
> Maybe you want to check the 1200 value. (running ActiveX controls)
> In fact, I'd match all 12xx values.
>
> See more info here about all the IE zone reg entries: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/182569/tr
>

The original post isn't showing in my newsreader, so I may have
misinterpreted the original question...

I found that there was a file missing which was preventing Flash files
from working in IE. I copied XPSP3RES.DLL from the WINDOWS\SYSTEM32
folder on my XP Pro SP2 desktop machine into my XP Embedded image, and
it all worked. There doesn't seem to be a component in Target Designer
that includes this file, so you'll either have to copy it in manually,
or make up your own one.


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Tim,

The message you are now referring to is totally different from the original post problem.
You can search the NG archive where we recently have discussed similar issue with the security warning in IE and how to pass it by.

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Regards,
KM

>I did all of the 2xxx values and all of the 12xx values the same as my
> desktop computer that plays the file, but my image still won't play the file.
> Everytime I launch IE to play the file I get the same security message that
> says,"If you want to play blocked content click here". Any thoughts
>
> Tim
>
> "KM" wrote:
>

Ben,

So you are saying you used the Shockwave component from FP2007 (Version 5.1.2600.3333, R3333 ?) and it didn't work without the
XPSP3RES.DLL? (XPSP3RES.DLL is indeed not part of the FP2007 repository and actually comes to XP as part of a KB update).
If so, I'd suggest you to file the bug to Microsoft.

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KM


"Ben Harris" <bharris@arcom.nospam.com> wrote in message news:45868583$0$22617$4d4eb98e@read.news.uk.uu.net ...

>
> KM said the following on 13/12/2006 7:50 PM:

>
> The original post isn't showing in my newsreader, so I may have misinterpreted the original question...
>
> I found that there was a file missing which was preventing Flash files from working in IE. I copied XPSP3RES.DLL from the
> WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 folder on my XP Pro SP2 desktop machine into my XP Embedded image, and it all worked. There doesn't seem to be a
> component in Target Designer that includes this file, so you'll either have to copy it in manually, or make up your own one.
>
>
> --
> Ben Harris, Design Engineer
>
> Arcom, Clifton Road, Direct: +44 (0)1223 403456
> Cambridge CB1 7EA United Kingdom Phone: +44 (0)1223 411200

KM said the following on 18/12/2006 11:20 PM:

> Ben,
>
> So you are saying you used the Shockwave component from FP2007 (Version 5.1.2600.3333, R3333 ?) and it didn't work without the
> XPSP3RES.DLL? (XPSP3RES.DLL is indeed not part of the FP2007 repository and actually comes to XP as part of a KB update).
> If so, I'd suggest you to file the bug to Microsoft.
>

Yes, that's the one: "Shockwave Flash [Version 5.1.2600.3333,R3333]"
from Feature Pack 2007. I found that when I tried to run a .SWF file it
would simply display a blank page. I used Sysinternals FileMon to try
and identify why it wasn't running, and it became quite obvious that it
was trying to open the XPSP3RES.DLL file.

I've just tested this on a clean build of the image, and it is
definitely this file which makes the difference between it working or not.

I've submitted a bug to report to Microsoft.


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Ben Harris, Design Engineer

Arcom, Clifton Road, Direct: +44 (0)1223 403456
Cambridge CB1 7EA United Kingdom Phone: +44 (0)1223 411200

Ben,

Nice work.
Thanks a lot for reporting the problem and solution here in NG.

Regards,
KM

> KM said the following on 18/12/2006 11:20 PM:

>
> Yes, that's the one: "Shockwave Flash [Version 5.1.2600.3333,R3333]" from
> Feature Pack 2007. I found that when I tried to run a .SWF file it would
> simply display a blank page. I used Sysinternals FileMon to try and
> identify why it wasn't running, and it became quite obvious that it was
> trying to open the XPSP3RES.DLL file.
>
> I've just tested this on a clean build of the image, and it is definitely
> this file which makes the difference between it working or not.
>
> I've submitted a bug to report to Microsoft.
>
>
> --
> Ben Harris, Design Engineer
>
> Arcom, Clifton Road, Direct: +44 (0)1223 403456
> Cambridge CB1 7EA United Kingdom Phone: +44 (0)1223 411200