<<. I can get .AVI files to play in
specified windows, but NOT .FLC files.>>
Remember, the player window is really two windows. First there is the child
window, the one you create from your application. Then there is a second
borderless windows that is carefully laid on top of the child, only its not a
child window, its a parent window of the AAPLAY.DLL. This is why it can't be
controlled because it really isn't owned by the application that is using the
DLL.
-Brian