Link DIR's in MAC

Greetings,
I'm not a wiz on code, but I try and I need some help please.
I'm building a hybrid CD to play on both PC & MAC and
some of my links will open a new Director movie located in a
subfolder.
When I publish for both PC & MAC it works fine on a PC,
but when I open the initial OSX file on the MAC machine, the links
to other Director OSX file won't open because the MAC is looking
for an OSX extension. .
Can I add anything to my code below which will open a
Director EXE file on a PC or a Director OSX file on a MAC?
on mouseUp me
global gDelimiter
myFolderName="vid"
myPDFName="instructions.exe"
myTempPath=_movie.path&myFolderName&gDelimiter&myPDFName
baOpenFile(myTempPath, "normal")
end
THANK YOU,
Bob

Hello Sean,
The bottom line is when I click on a button I want it to open
another director movie. When I build the link on the button, I'm
telling it to open the director movie instructions.exe, and that
works fine on a PC. The problem I'm running into is when I publish
the project for playing on both PC and MAC. The button with the
link is looking for the instructions.exe file and when played on a
Mac, the file is changed to instructions.osx, therefore the link
will not work as it's looking for the .exe extension not the .osx
extension you use for a MAC.
Is there a way you can include both the .exe and .osx
extenions within the lingo of the button or another way to do this?
I know the code I'm using now shows PDF, but it's just
something I copied and seems to work in a PC environment. As I
mentioned, I'm not a code wiz like most folks, so I'll copy
something from the forums, modify and test. If it works, I'll use
it.
I appreciate any help you can throw my way.
Thanks,
Bob

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*hello everyone,*
*I had these two working fine together until the D-Link took a dump the other day. No explanation. Just stopped working until I reconfigured everything.*
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DakotaJoe

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/end rant/

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Ok, we will want to stick with either WEP or WPA-Personal.
We now have two choices: 1) Continue to troubleshoot additional configuration changes to the D-Link to try to get WPA to work with your G5, or 2) Switch to the lower strength encryption: WEP.
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