Getting Data Components to export on Frame 3!!!

Question

Finally went to ColdFusion and some data connectivity.
Installed the Data Connection Wizard and DataGrid Column Editor and
whatever else was there already for data/web services. I'm trying
to get my standard preloader to work:
1) Import the Standard Components FLA from External library
into my main file, making sure Export in first frame is off.
2) In Publish settings set all classes to be exported in
frame 3.
3) Have a 3 frame preloader than jumps to Scene 3 (the main
movie) when done.
4) Scene 2 stores all the crap so it's available (i.e., the
big fat components in use in the movie).
But now that I've added all these data components, there
doesn't seem to be a way to get them to export properly to frame 3,
so I am stuck loading all my classes on frame 1, which makes
preloading useless, because by the time it starts even registering,
it's already done, i.e., no user feedback for a long time than
bang, there you go...if you've not moved on thinking the site has
crashed LOL.
Specifically, I need to get this thing to work with all the
data classes happening in frame 3, by following my steps above as
far as preloader and scenes and AS publish settings goes:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/coldfusion/articles/guestbook_print.html
I'm lost, I don't see any way to add uncompiled clips or
anything like that...you can't select off export in frame one with
these data components...
Any suggestions?
Shawn

Answer 1

hi x,
I am using an 8 slot chassis at 1 m.  You mentioned it being cheaper for a breakout box, but on my end it seems so much cheaper to just take 4-20mA inputs from already amped pressure sensors (I've been looking at the majority of the products out there in regards to bringing in current and converting to voltage...though that doesn't seem to save any cash....  what does your DAQ set-up entail?  it may shed some light on how you are able to save some dough).  I have only used 4-20mA pressure sensors in the past, though I'd imagine they do make amplified pressure sensors giving a voltage output...and thus using the 9205 I'd definitely save a hell of a lot of cash with 2-4xs the inputs than the 9203 module.  In regards to the thermocouple inputs, what is the most cost effective method?  It seems that the 9211 modules aren't too shabby for the price, and the other signal conditioning modules (non-CRIO) were just as costly if not more.  I could always get a 4-20mA transmitter and convert the thermocouple voltage to the 4-20mA (if I needed to save space on the CRIO chassis).
The present application is in regards to making a DAQ system that gives our customers a wide array of choices for DAQ on their testbeds... It sounds like you guys hit it pretty hard with data-acquisition.  I feel greener and greener the more I read these boards, that is in skill level.
In regards to my first questions, anyone else have any other info?
Thanks for the reply X.