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>>Why not just set up a development server that
could be used as the final production server as well, >>and develop your code on it? Then you buy
one license and use it for development and deployment. >>You could still just deploy the SWFs. Just
develop on the client's servers to begin with. >>Build a homebrew PC and work on it, then ship it
off to them when you're done? >>Any obvious problems with this reasoning? Well, yes, actually. Thanks, I had thought
of that for a quarter second, but this client the U.S. Navy. No way in h-e
double-hockey-sticks they’re gonna let me go in and actually *develop* on their servers. This isn’t a
small hometown bakery who wants a web page. Thanks anyway. I explained this to
a govt. sales rep Macromedia, they think they can work out some kind of
licensing so I can develop in one place, deploy on another. Jason
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