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mProjector 4 features 50 sample app codes

updated 05:15 pm EDT, Thu August 6, 2009

mProjector 4 released

Screentime Media has released v4 of its widget development utility, mProjector. The application enables Adobe Flash or Flex developers using ActionScript to create desktop assistants, widgets, and applications. The SWF files used to create applications are encrypted and do not require a runtime engine to be installed.

mProjector supports Flash and Flex IDE, allowing software to be compiled and tested within both applications. The software extends its example codes to 50, including sample codes for a media player, multiple windows, screen capture, and file downloaders.

The program requires Mac OS X 10.4 and is available from the Screentime Media online store for $250. Upgrades are free for users who purchased v3 in 2009, while other registered users can update to v4 for $100.

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