How to write text file in Shockwave?

Does anybody know how to write text file in Shockwave to
user's disk?
Thanks in advance.

Those Xtras can wreak to much havoc when used with the wrong
intent.
What you can do is write with setpref and store a list of
saves and the
saves itself seperatly. Then you'd have to build your own
save/open
dialog to let the user:
* pick a previously saved file to load or overwrite
* have the user type the name of a new file to save.
Only thing that remains is that the user cannot decide where
the files
are saved.
Manno
SiuLinda wrote:
> Thanks a lot for your reply.
> Yes, cookies is good but I have to write a program to
save the text file in
> where the user wants, user can open these files later if
they like, like using
> Filextra and Fileio, but I found all of these xtras seem
to be not supported in
> shockwave.
>
Manno Bult
[email protected]

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