Patrick.

I had an issue with the Silverlight WebClient class, in that a security error is thrown if you are inside a corporate network and your browser uses a proxy server address to connect to the internet.(in IE, tools > Internet options > Connections > LAN Connection). You’ll notice that because Silverlight is a cut down version of the CLR, there is no ‘Proxy’ property you can set on the WebClient class.

The work around: instead of using the Silverlight WebClient class, I had to create a WCF service in the hosting ASP.NET website and use the normal WebClient class in System.Net, which enabled me to set the Proxy address:

[OperationContract]
public string GetRssFeedPosts(string url, string proxyAddress) {
WebClient client = new WebClient();
if(!String.IsNullOrEmpty(proxyAddress))
client.Proxy = new WebProxy(proxyAddress);
return client.DownloadString(url);
}

Phil

I have tried a similar sized image and it crops the image and also wraps the text in a strange waay.

In the main post you say:

“you simply type in new menu and menu item names, define the event for each menu item, save it, and Walla! it is that easy.”

In which file do you define these events (voila!)?

Thanks.

I hope you have the answer. Thanks, Cheryl

Ideally, it would be great to have the fla file for a given version of lightRoom, as I am a flash programer and could make rudimentery changes if required. (making auto play function, for example) While I could use the open source AMG, it would not auto consume the output from LightRoom.

Though I must say that so far you’ve had a property for everything I’ve wanted to fix!!

Thanks again,
Harry

regards

Robin Sinton

Robin Sinton

I have been successful at using the new AMG gallery menues. The one thing I cannot figure out is how to have one main menu item in place of “View” that says home and to have the link work. As a sub menue I can get it to work but not as the top menue.

Thanks