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Follow on Google News | ScreenTime Media announces mProjector 4 for Mac OS X and Windows.mProjector 4 enables Adobe Flash or Flex developers using ActionScript 2 or 3 to easily create compelling desktop buddies, connected widgets or full blown applications. All SWF files used to create mProjector applications are encrypted to protect a d
By: Screentime Media Escondido, CA - August 6: Screentime Media today announced mProjector 4 for Mac OS X and Windows. mProjector 4 enables Adobe Flash or Flex developers using ActionScript 2 or 3 to easily create compelling desktop buddies, connected widgets or full blown applications. All SWF files used to create mProjector applications are encrypted to protect a developer’s intellectual property. Applications do not require the installation of a runtime engine and have rich access to the native operating system. mProjector 4 integrates seamlessly into Flash by extending ActionScript with new classes and more than 100 cross-platform functions. The new version has been completely rewritten for the Windows OS. Performance has improved dramatically across the board. mProjector is the only tool that lets Flash developers create standalone applications with smooth anti-aliased “Flash Shaped” windows on Mac OS X and Windows. Other capabilities include synchronous window to window communication from ActionScript 2 or 3, file system access (including synchronous and asynchronous file copying), custom document handling, comprehensive menu handling, System Tray and Status Menu support. mProjector 4 includes more than 50 new and updated examples. Sample applications range from media players to multiple window applications, to widgets that can live in the System Tray (Status Menu on the Mac). Other samples include screen capture - for all, or part of the screen, a popup toaster that lets you know when your toast is done, file downloaders, and drag and drop testers. All the sample applications are written in Flash or Flex and complete source code is provided. Samples can be download from http://www.screentime.com/ Joe Kaufman of Fire Maple Games says "mProjector has allowed me to fulfill my dream of owning a successful video game company! mProjector is, hands down, my favorite piece of software" mProjector enables web designers to bust-out of the browser, using their Flash or Flex skills to create rich internet applications on the desktop. mProjector applications range from games and desktop toys, to CD learning tools and kiosk applications as well system tray or toaster popup alert applications, branded news readers, screen buddies and more. A ball that bounces around the desktop? A man who jumps from window to window? mProjector can do it. mProjector also supports on-the-fly window creation, so applications are not limited to one window, or even to a set of predefined windows. Each window can play its own SWF, and windows can communicate with each other via custom-defined synchronous functions. mProjector includes Flash and Flex IDE integration, so that mProjector applications can be compiled and tested (and debugged in Flex) directly from within the Flash or Flex IDE. mProjector applications can be as small as a few hundred KB, for fast, easy downloads. mProjector Main Page and Video Tutorials: http://www.screentime.com/ mProjector Developer Central: http://www.screentime.com/ mProjector Sample Code: http://www.screentime.com/ mProjector Demo Download: http://www.screentime.com/ Pricing and Availability: mProjector 4 is available now! upgrades are free to mProjector users who purchased mProjector 3 in 2009. Upgrades for other mProjector users are $99 mProjector is $249 for one OS and $399 to build for Mac and Windows. mProjector is compatible with Mac OS X 10.4 and later and Windows 2000 and later. About Screentime: Screentime Media has been enhancing Flash since 1997. Screentime Media also publishes Screentime for Flash the standard for professional screen saver creation. Screentime software is available for Mac OS X and Windows operating systems. Free fully functional demonstration versions are available from the Screentime Media website. http://www.screentime.com # # # Screentime Media has been enhancing Flash since 1997. Screentime Media also publishes Screentime for Flash the standard for professional screen saver creation. Screentime software is available for Mac OS X and Windows operating systems. End
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