Projector issues

Question

I have an .fla that I am publishing as a Mac projector and a
Windows projector. It took me 2 days just to learn the new way to
handle simple buttons and now the Mac projector is already acting
up on other simple commands. I haven't even had a chance to test
the Windows .exe because I can't get the Mac version to work. I'm
hoping the problems are the same so I only have to deal with this
once. Are they? Anyway...
I'm at the point where I'm trying to get this to work:
//in first frame
fscommand("fullscreen", "true");
myvideo.fullScreenTakeOver = false;
//in different scene
myButton.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, openSyllabus);
function openSyllabus(event:MouseEvent) {
fscommand("exec", "syllabus.app");
seems simple enough right?
Here are the problems:
1. fullscreen is not actually fullscreen. It has a menu bar
at the top of the window. Why?
2. "myvideo" is an FLVPlayback component. It is contained in
an swf called "video.swf". video.swf is loaded into an mc in my
projectors main timeline called "videoSpot_mc" like this:
teleButton.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, newvid);
function newvid(event:MouseEvent) {
var loadit = new Loader();
addChild(loadit);
loadit.load(new URLRequest("video.swf"));
videoSpot_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, newvid);
But when video.swf loads into videoSpot_mc it goes to a black
screen despite having "myvideo.fullScreenTakeOver = false;" in
frame one of the main timeline. I tried it in frame 1 of
"video.swf" timeline, too and it just made the movie freeze. What's
wrong here?
3. fscommand is not opening "syllabus.app" which is a simple
application that in turn opens "syllabus.pdf".
I am working on a Mac OS 10.4.10 publishing from Flash CS3
v.9.0.3 in AS3.
This all worked easily in AS2, but I need the skins from AS3
for my .flv.
What am I doing wrong??? I really need these answers fast or
I will probably lose this client. Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

PLEASE! This is really really urgent. If you can answer at
least one of the above questions I HAVE to get this done
today.