sascha
Sun Jun 29 02:10:12 PDT 2008
if you copy the Movie Maker program folder from windows Millennium ( need a
valid license of course ) over to a 2000 it will work to launch the
moviemk.exe and operate the program as intended, it will recognize most USB
cameras for import.
If someone figures out the cab files where the files on the ME disks are
located it would be easy to make a setup.exe out of the files.
MovieMaker in Millennium is essentially the same as in XP Gold and Sp1, only
with SP2+ they changed the app to another version with more effects.
You only need MediaPlayer 7 or higher installed, and those are available for
2000.
Another hint : The downloadable Moviemaker 2.6 for Vista ( which is again
nothing more than the XPSP2 one )can be used to install on Server 2003 if
the NT version string check is removed from the MSI file :)
sascha
"PapaJohn" <papajohn@chartermi.net> wrote in message
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> cause 2000 was considered more of a business system and business owners
> often don't want employees playing with things like making movies...
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> "New Orleans Novice" <ReadingLearningWriting@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:Oer1zROnIHA.4372@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>> Why not with Windows 2000 ??
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