I get the feeling Director may eventually get phased out. I used to use
it extensively too. Back when I was building Flash sites in version 4,
if you wanted to use Flash for anything other than that, the usual route
was to just drop it in Director and use getUrl("lingo:") to handle the
transfers... Cha, like people would accept developing like that now
;)... Plus, that darn stupid AS1 coding window! Having to code by
clicking on a list of about 10 commands was not fun :-D
Anyway, now Flash is all powerful, who needs Director? If I want to do
something Flash can't, well... That's what apps like Zinc are for.
Lee
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Danny
Kodicek
Sent: 29 March 2006 14:07
To: Flashcoders mailing list
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] PrintJob causes Abort Script error message.
>> > Danny Kodicek...I think I remember you from my Director
>> days, so long ago.
>>
>> That's me. And I remember that you were a bit belligerent then too ;)
>
> You finally gave up on Director, huh?
Not at all, it's my bread and butter and I'm using it constantly. But I
use
Flash at the same time
IIRC, which I may not, you were among
> the many ostriches in the Director community back when Flash was in
its
> infancy (pre F5). ;)
Not that I recall - I've been using both for quite some time, but I do
prefer Director on the whole. I just get frustrated that Director
doesn't
get the MM support that Flash does.
>
> If you think I'm belligerent, I have one word for you. Howdyman.
Nuff
> said.
:)
Danny
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