> flash. I didn't even need to read the manuals to create
> linked rollovers... it had a superior interface and
> scripting elemets imo.
> Too bad Adobe didn't make enough off it. now I'm left with
> dead software.
I'd been told that the IDE (or maybe the player) for it was so heavy
handed that it was virtually impossible for a client machine to _use_
the software for lack of memory and/or processor power. Could just be
hearsay, but that's what I'd heard. If it's true, that would explain
why a superior interface and scripting elements wouldn't have helped
make it popular.
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