How to pass parameters to a Flash projector (Windows)?

I'm fairly sure that standard Flash projectors can not do this. However, other third party wrapper's such as MDM's Zinc or NorthCode's SWFStudio may offer that functionality.

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I have another application (in this case, an installer) that will need to communicate to a Flash projector (the same way flashvars work). I wasn't able to find any information online (everything seems to be focused on using FSCommand parameters for executing future projectors, which doesn't help me with calling the original one)... flash flashvars projector embedded-flashplayer link|improve this question asked Jul 6 '09 at 22:55Jeffrey Berthiaume8441124 94% accept rate.

If you want to hack in some simple communication, you can store to clipboard. This easily gets into a mess for large projects, though. You could also use flash's net.

Sockets, but that would require you to write a custom server to send a policy file... – ItzWarty May 10 '10 at 4:43.

Bummer -- but thanks! – Jeffrey Berthiaume Jul 13 '09 at 21:51.

Just a note on this. You can pass parameters to the sandalone flash player. I created a .

Bat file like this, which works like a charm: flashplayer_10_sa. Exe aFlashFile. Swf?

Param=value? Otherparam=othervalue you can download the standalon player from adobe: adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.....

This is excellent - I didn't find this tip anywhere else and I've been looking for some time. Thanks a lot! – cronoklee Oct 12 '11 at 15:57.

I wish that had been a possibility. The project I was working on was for a CD-ROM installer for enterprise customers, so we couldn't assume they had internet connectivity... – Jeffrey Berthiaume Jul 22 '10 at 2:53 You could also do something like: file:///C/Users/User/Desktop/main. Swf Probably would have also worked.

:) – João Moreno Jul 22 '10 at 16:48.

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