Air runtime

I just created an Air app. and tried to run it on another
computer. I had to install the runtime package to get it to work.
Is there anyway to attach the runtime package? Or include it.
Thanks

Hello, a photographer in Paris, that sounds like a dream job.
The kuler desktop is built in AIR and is currently an RSS
reader for kuler themes--see the Highest Rated, Popular, and Newest
themes and do searches (e.g., autumn07). As AIR functionality
develops, so will the kuler desktop.
You need to install the
AIR
runtime first and then the
kuler
desktop.
Sami

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<binaryImage start="0x74ed0000" end="0x74ede000" type="__TEXT" path="C:\WINDOWS\system32\wbem\wbemsvc.dll"/>
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<binaryImage start="0x174b0000" end="0x1754c000" type="__TEXT" path="C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Elements 8.0\MediaIO\codecs\aacaudio.vca"/>
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<binaryImage start="0x184f0000" end="0x18602000" type="__TEXT" path="C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Elements 8.0\ad2h264vout.001"/>
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Hello,
I have the exact same problem as you with PE8 and Win7 (x64), and a reboot also helped me. But the problem came back the next time I tried to open PE. Have you expreienced the same? It cant be that we have to reboot every time we want to use PE?
Best regards
Øystein Morvik
Norway

Air runtime questions

Hi all,
We're eyeing Air suspiciously and thinking about trying to use it for distributing various apps.
Our main concerns are all about the runtime licence model.
1) The Runtime distiribution licence agreement says:
Licensee may not distribute the Adobe AIR installer or installer files for purposes of bypassing installation of the Adobe AIR Runtime, an Adobe AIR application, or the EULA.
Does this mean if we bundled the runtime distribution installer on a CD and tried ot install it as part of our installer using the -silent install method we would actually be breaking the licence agreement?
2)Say we install the runtime this way and then our app. A new version of air comes out, the user is then quizzed by Air whether they want to upgrade.
There is no way to avoid this?
3) And when if they do upgrade I've heard a lot of stories about apps suddenly becoming unuseable. Can someone confirm it doesn't just break the app beacuse it wasn't written for that version, it is simply that runtimes are not backward compatible?
I think I know the answers to these questions but I need to ask to get total clarity as basicaly it seems ludicrous if you want Air to be taken up by the raft of developers who, like me, are desperate to walk away from mdm Zinc.
ta...

1. There is a redistribution agreement you can sign to bundle an AIR Runtime with your app. installer.
2. Setting Manager can set to stop update.
3. We have made great effort to make sure new releases are backward combatible.

AIR Runtime Distribution License

Should I need to sign the Adobe AIR Runtime Distribution
License Agreement application with Adobe to distribute only the
*.air to others. AIR runtime can be downloaded from the Adobe site.
Should I need to sign the Adobe AIR Runtime Distribution
License Agreement application with Adobe to distribute a custom
installer that installs an AIR application? AIR runtime can be
downloaded from the Adobe site.

You do not need to sign this license agreement to distribute
.air files, whether or not you use a customer installer. You only
need to sign this agreement if you want to distribute AIR itself.

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Hi
Question:
Is there a way of extracting a unique serial number (or assembly number) from the air runtime and the flash player.
Background:
I asked this question on Experts Exchange and the consensus was that it's not possible. However, I thought I would try here before I gave up.
I am using flash remoting and I want to pair a user's subscription with a specific flash player or adobe air runtime. The flash application would interrogate the flash player and send it back to a database using remoting. If the serial number was correct then the user would get access. If not they would be rejected. The same would happen with an Air application but the serial number would be pushed instead of pulled.
Mplord of EE introduced me to the Capabilities class (Flash) and the NativeApplication.nativeApplication class and method (Air). However, it's not really what I was looking for. In c# and vb.NET it's possible to extract the windows serial number from the OS and I'm looking for a similar function in as3.
If this was possible it would be a fantastic way to protect your content and it would be really easy for Adobe to build this feature in.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Kind Regards

Sorry, but you are at the wrong forum; this one is only for discussions on the forums themselves. The Air forums are here:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/air

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