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Posted by: pola@d
Posted on: Dec 9th, 2002, 3:46pm
Hi i just tried to make a autostart cd on which are serveral mp3's. Made a main page en a second one on which the files are ( in text). Made links to the mp3's. Should work. Now i want to save it, get error......file too big for lite version?
How big can it be then
GrtZ, from Netherlands PolA@d
Posted by: Trikk
Posted on: Dec 9th, 2002, 5:04pm
I've seen there's a limit of about 2MB if you include the files in the main file (using Insert >Link and the 4th tab), but if you use external files in say d:\myfolder2 (linked with Insert >Link, 3rd tab run:\myfolder2\thefile.mp3 or was it run:myfolder2\thefile.mp3 ?? try both!) you can avoid this limit (the file is external so it is not counted)
Posted by: pola@d
Posted on: Dec 10th, 2002, 12:15am
I used the tab 4...the one with file addings, ssems to me that the program makes a copy of the mp3's and paste into the program
GrtZ,
PolA@d
Posted by: pola@d
Posted on: Dec 10th, 2002, 12:41am
Hi, I tried the suggestion u made. Made a diff dir in which the mp3's are. Thet are linked throught a hyperlink, each file. Still get error: file too big for this prgram....
Grtz again from Holland
Posted by: Support Staff
Posted on: Dec 12th, 2002, 10:47am
As you guessed, if you use tab #4 files are embedded in the program. With tab #3 files are external.
Go to "Hypertext >Images - files - link archive and erase" and delete the files you embedded with tab #4 (they are stored internally for faster reuse). This will reduce the file size.
A nice idea would be to buy the PRO edition, also...
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