I agree with Kevin, and not being able to open a new window after a search has been 
one of my biggest gripes ever since the flash exchanges showed up.

Another VERY annoying feature of the flash exchange is that the fonts are so very 
small and there is no way to override them. In IE viewing a normal html page you can 
bump the font size up quite a bit, and with NS you can really zoom in (you can also 
overide styles, but not with flash). If I were still 25 years old and had great 
vision, then the flash font size would not be an issue, but my 46-year old eyes have a 
hard time focusing on the small text. What ever happened "Accessibility on 
Macromedia.com"? http://www.macromedia.com/help/accessibility.html It seems the 
exchanges do not require accessibility.

Because of the above issues I only look on the exchanges if I have exhausted all other 
avenues.

Stan

>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Sean A Corfield [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
>> Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2003 1:12 AM
>> To: CF-Talk
>> Subject: Re: MM Exchange lack of proper navigation or ease of use 
>[snip]
>> > I HATE having to stay in one window when I want to preview a tag I
>> > think
>> > MAY be what I want but only has like five words in the description 
>> > that are
>> > cut off to force it into the little tiny area set for the 
>> description.
>> 
>> That's mostly a Flash restriction. The vast majority of users do not 
>> want to get new windows all over the place.
>[snip]
>
>The wonderful thing about the HTML version was that by default it
>browsed in the same window, but the user could override it with a simple
>shift-click. The Flash interface takes that capability away and instead
>shackles users to one implementation.
>
>Just because the majority of users don't want windows all over the place
>doesn't mean that I'm wrong in wanting them. It just means that I need
>to work differently than the majority of users, which I was able to do
>with HTML.
>
>-Kevin
>
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