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Re: Are any functions 'exported' in QuickTime for Windows ?

Subject: Re: Are any functions 'exported' in QuickTime for Windows ?
From: dean perry <email@hidden>
Date: Sun, 14 Aug 2005 10:37:10 +1000
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'scuse me thread-jacking here,

but are you (Graham) saying you're writing your application in NSIS (the installer scripting language) or are you just trying to do something interesting with an installer?

cheers,

dean

On 14/08/2005, at 6:47 AM, Graham Anderson wrote:

this is great news, as I can include/call it within my NSIS app ...

The way my app works, it extracts everything [including dll's, xml fies, the QT movie itself , database calls] into a self-deleting directory ......

Having a QT specific dll may really open the doors....

will do some homework

the hope is that I can use it to flag debugstr and bring it into my NSIS app for processing....

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