Hey, Matt: thanks for the personal attack, but I must inform you that I don't need any cheap applications. My guess is that you were probably trying to sell some of the ones you produce (real cheap in your case - using the "Milonic DHTML" menu beast, for example). Aren't you "chopping down" some sort of "base"?

In any case, all those applications in the DevNet subscription are "bare bones" applications that need further development time and effort before they are sold to most non-developer clients. They don't undermine anything.

I wouldn't feel threatened by them, but it's your right to feel different, of course.

irv


> Irvin Gomez wrote:
> >Perhaps a better investment of Macromedia's resources would be to
> >create applications with a bigger potential user base
>
> Macromedia chopping down their developer base by starting to build
> end-user applications?  As a developer I'd call that a pretty bad idea...
> Correction.  A REALLY bad idea.
>
> If you want any of the things you describe, there are developers who
> will build them for you, or who sell them pre-built already.  Cheap.
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