[WIP] Migration to Director 11

Hello..
I am migrating my previous MX (in progress, suddenly 11 came
out) to 11. Can anyone please run my Shockwave and inform me if
theres any issue. There are only 2 scenes.
http://www.gettingf.com/Director11/LingoTerrain06.htm
1. Solar system
2. Terrain rendering + clouds (right click to start fire)
Nothing much. Just to test the speed and compatibility.
Textures and models are 95% procedural (codes).
Thank you.

I tried opening your site on my Mac with Leopard and it
crashed Firefox
as soon as the progress meter got to 100%.
But it worked great on another computer with XP and firefox.

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user1987306 wrote:
Hello everyone!
My point is I wanna move or migrate the directories DATAFILE, PARAMETERFILE, TEMPFILE and the SPFile to "+FILES", ONLINELOG and CONTROLFILE to "+LOG1" and "+LOG2", this way, the ASM disk group "+FRA" will contain the Flash Recovery Area only. What is the procedure to do this?
Thanks in advance!
Hi,
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SQL > alter database rename file '+FRA/xxx' to '+FILES1/xxx';
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Originally Posted by fsjovatsen
Hi,
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Frode
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Migrate data and Reset/wipe clean mac book pro

Hi,
Maybe this is a repost, but I would like to ask this anyway.
I am using a mac book pro (mountain Lion) and Time Machine for backup everything in it.
If I want to buy a new Mac book pro; my questions are:
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Follow these instructions step by step to prepare a Mac for sale:
Step One - Back up your data:
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