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C:\Temp>copy flashABC.tmp foo.swf
The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another
process.
0 file(s) copied.
CASE HISTORY:
a) I visit a web page & click on macromedia flash *.swf content
b) The movie plays while (apparently) being downloaded to C:\Temp
c) I can't "access" the file while Netscape 7.1 is preoccupied
DESIRED ACTION:
a) All I want is to save the desired temporary file as a flash swf
b) I tried the DOS copy command (after using "attrib -s -h -r -a")
c) I searched the system registry (don't know what to look for)
Given that a file lock handle (whatever that means) exists in Windows
XP SP2, how would one purposefully remove, as administrator, that file
locking handle without accidentally deleting the desired file to be
saved?
Or, taken from another angle:
What is the proper method to SAVE a macromedia flash swf file?
The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another
process.
0 file(s) copied.
CASE HISTORY:
a) I visit a web page & click on macromedia flash *.swf content
b) The movie plays while (apparently) being downloaded to C:\Temp
c) I can't "access" the file while Netscape 7.1 is preoccupied
DESIRED ACTION:
a) All I want is to save the desired temporary file as a flash swf
b) I tried the DOS copy command (after using "attrib -s -h -r -a")
c) I searched the system registry (don't know what to look for)
Given that a file lock handle (whatever that means) exists in Windows
XP SP2, how would one purposefully remove, as administrator, that file
locking handle without accidentally deleting the desired file to be
saved?
Or, taken from another angle:
What is the proper method to SAVE a macromedia flash swf file?