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This is not something that would be feasible with Fusion. Fusion is not the right sort of development system to run on micro and embedded systems such as Arduino, the overheads are too high and these devices rely on low-power, low-memory solutions such as binaries built via the Arduino IDE or Circuit Python.

I'm moving this to the correct forum and have given you access to it [MENTION=36444]DaveP[/MENTION] - please let me know if you have any issues posting or anything.

Marv I assume they'll switch over on December 1st to free - I can't see any errors in the setup so it must be due to the date.

Please login to see this attachment.We would like to thank Perry for his useful contributions to the Clickteam Community and so have decided to upgrade him to moderator status on the Clickteam Community Forums.

Moderators are a critical part of Clickteam Community life. They help with user queries, handling spam, writing tutorials and generally keeping things running smoothly. We pick our moderators from our active community members when they show dedication and spend a lot of time helping others. A number of moderators, including myself, have even gone on to become Clickteam staff members over the years - so we really do value the important role that moderators have to play here.

Congratulations Perry and thanks for all of your hard work!

I *think* lacewing already exists for flash, I'm not able to check right now.

Welcome Ericto, great to have you here

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[td][tr]Vous le savez certainement tous, Heartbleed, la faille de protection Internet a été en top des news de tous les sites ces dernières semaines. Ces news ont répandu la suspicion sur la sécurité des données du protocole SSL (https), les connections web sécurisées (les connections normales en http ne sont pas concernées).[/tr][/td]

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[td][tr]Cette attaque utilise depuis plusieurs mois, une faille de sécurité du protocole OpenSSL, qui n'a été mise à jour que récemment. Ce protocole (donc en fait, le programme qui gère ce protocole, un programme physique sur le disque dur du serveur) utilise un procédé cryptographique connu pour crypter les communications entre le serveur et l'utilisateur, en l’occurrence le certificat de sécurité. La faille permettait aux hackers d'accéder aux données sensibles stockées dans les bases de données du serveur, comme les noms, les mots de passe et les adresses.[/tr][/td]

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[td][tr]Heureusement nous n'avons aucune trace d'une telle attaque. Nous avons évidemment mis à jour nos serveurs pour corriger le problème, dès que nous le pouvions. Vous pouvez le vérifier ici : Please login to see this link.[/tr][/td]

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[tr][td]L'avis général donné aux utilisateurs ayant un mot de passe et des infos sur un site utilisant OpenSSL tel que le nôtre, est de prendre la précaution de changer son mot de passe, au moins sur le forum Clickteam (qui est sécurisé maintenant). Si vous utilisez le même mot de passe sur d'autres sites, désolé, mais il serait bon de le changer aussi (on ne sait jamais), même si votre nom d'utilisateur est différent (il n'est en général pas difficile pour un pirate de deviner les noms d'utilisateurs en fonction des noms/prénoms des gens). Par exemple si vous avez un compte paypal avec le même mot de passe, changez le.

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[td][tr]As many of you will now be aware, news of the recent HeartBleed bug has rocked the Internet, sparking fears about safety of data over secure SSL (https) web connections (normal http pages are not affected by this issue).[/tr][/td]

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[td][tr]The bug relates to a recently revealed flaw in OpenSSL, a commonly used cryptography system to gain access to data which is supposed to be inaccessible on a web server, namely the security certificates used to ensure that connections over http are protected from eavesdropping. The flaw potentially allowed hackers to gain access to sensitive user and server data, including user names, email addresses and passwords.[/tr][/td]

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[td][tr]The general advice being given globally is that users should take the precaution of changing their passwords for any secured services, once the website has updated their systems and certificates. We have done both things so if you wish to follow this advice, please proceed. If you used the same password in other places, it is recommended that you also update it there too.[/tr][/td]

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ClickConvention 2013 is on August 31st - September 1st in Cambridge, UK.

The event is an opportunity for existing users and new users alike to come together, socialise and show off their creations, and to meet and socialise with the Clickteam staff. This year the convention is being combined with ClickJam (our global game jam) and will be held in Cambridge, UK.

The tickets cost just £15 which includes buffet lunch on both days! The first 10 people to buy tickets using the code "earlybird" will get a £5 discount - that's just *** £10 *** for a whole weekend of Clickteam goodness... so what are you waiting for??

Saturday (31st August) will be ClickJam where individuals and groups compete to design a game, based on a theme which will be announced on the day. There will be some great prizes and it's a fantastic opportunity to meet new people and socialise too. Everyone is welcome to come along and work on their own projects too, even if you don't wish to participate in the jam.

Sunday (1st September) is convention day, starting with Clickteam's François Lionet presenting the latest news, product developments and some exciting not-to-be-missed announcements! Users are also invited to present their own work and projects on the big screen, to Clickteam and other users alike.

In addition to these main activities, we will have optional social events including an Indian restaurant meal, a visit to one or more of Cambridge's fantastic pubs and, weather permitting, punting on the River Cam! It's a great weekend and a fantastic opportunity to meet new like minded people and make friends.

You can find more information at our website:
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We also have social network pages:
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You can also get more information and ask any questions on our community forum area: Please login to see this link.

If you would like to give a presentation on Sunday, or have any questions, please contact "Simon" by Private Message on the community site, or, email convention@clickteam.com.

Thanks, and we hope to see you in Cambridge!

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We would like to wish a very happy Christmas to all of our users.

This year we have a special festive offer for you, just enter the code XMAS2012 in our store (Please login to see this link.) and you will receive a 15% discount against TGF2, MMF2, MMF2 Developer and any of the released exporter modules (ie. those available for purchase online).

This offer is valid until the 31st of December, 2012.

Ho ho ho!

Well... after many months of development it has finally arrived!

Click Converse is a brand new chat client for the Clickteam Community and is available here:

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You will need to use your username and password from the Clickteam Community forums now to log in.

Please note that the software is in open public beta testing at the moment so there may be a few bugs here and there! If you notice any, please go to the ClickConverse thread ( Please login to see this link. ) and let us know about them. More details are available in the other thread on how to do this.

Enjoy!!

We have just added a new feature to the forum which allows you to give positive or negative feedback against other forum members' posts. If someone has been really helpful or you feel that they deserve a credit for something, give them an "I approve". If not... "I disapprove"

Look for the Please login to see this attachment.symbol at the bottom of posts to use this feature. Just click on it and you will be shown a popup window to choose from.

Happy rating!