OBO Site GatherAIR 2

OBO Site GatherAIR is an Adobe AIR applications that takes a SWF file (files can be dragged onto it) and outputs the SWFFit code and SWFObject code. It has three HTML templates. Users can also create their own custom templates

About Adobe AIR

Adobe AIR runtime allows Adobe AIR applications to be deployed on computers and devices running the Linux operating system. In addition, Adobe Flex Builder for Linux can be used to build rich internet applications that deploy to the desktop and run across operating systems using proven web technologies.


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Requirements:

· Adobe AIR

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

This version now features template html files that can be selected. It ships with three templates ("Basic", "Fullscreen with SWFFIT" and "Flash Centered in HTML" - personally, I don't care much for the last as it relies on a table to do the centering. All are standards compliant though). Creating your own templates is a piece of cake. Just create a .html file that you'd like to use as a template and give it a memorable name (the name of the file is what will appear in the templates drop down box). Use the following abbreviatations inside the .html file (check out the included templates for examples of how to use the abbreviations):

· $DESC - description of website
· $KEY - website keywords
· $AUTH - website author
· $TITLE - title of html page
· $WIDTH - width of swf file
· $HEIGHT - height of swf file
· $BG - background color (6 digit hex number)
· $MENU - true or false (whether or not to show the Flash context menu)
· $FULLSCREEN - true or false (whether or not to allow full screen)
· $SWF - name of .swf file
· $DIV - name of div that will house the .swf file
· $VERSION - version of .swf file

· Finally, just save the html file inside the "templates" directory that is inside the application's installation directory. The next time you run the app, your template will be selectable from the drop down menu.

· The application comes packaged with swfobject.js v 2.1, swfaddress.js v 2.2, and swffit.js v 2.0 (please, no one sue me). To update to newer versions as they appear, just plunk the newer versions into the "includes" directory inside the installation directory (make sure they have the same name's as the older versions and overwrite those obsolete ones).