Browsing through older projects has been a state of mind these days. You’ll be surprised how many things one can find when he is looking for something. This project is cute, really cute.
Last year, I was eager to change the Windows user interface. I wanted to change explorer to with else, something more animated. Not knowing how to draw and create animations, I asked a good friend of mine to do it for me. The only problem, he could do it … in Flash. Very well, but there is no component for importing Flash movies into any programming language (not transparent).
After a some days of studying the problem, I managed to change a program that I found on-line for importing Flashinto a window. I added some interaction with the movie and I imported the thing transparently. In order to use it in more than one programming language, a dynamic link library (dll) was ideal. You may download an example written in Delphi. In order to run it, you need Macromedia Flash Player installed as ActiveX.
You may download here the Delphi or Visual C# sources.
If you enjoyed it and want to use it, just leave me a comment.
