The issue I was referring to was whether it would be possible to do so without being online and Via CD. My understanding was that this was not the case. These two concepts I suspect are not in conflict. The FAQ merely says that people will be able to write their own installers. Writing your own installer is not necessarily the same thing as being able to install an app off line via CD though there is certainly at least good reason to question my recollection/understanding.
I think I remember mike chambers talking about this but I am unable to cite any references. Perhaps someone on the team can clarify. Regards, Hank On 8/26/07, Thijs Triemstra | Collab <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > On Aug 26, 2007, at 10:52 AM, hank williams wrote: > > > > > AIR apps *cannot* currently be distributed on CD. The SDK can, just as > > the Flex SDK can or any library or compiler can. The SDK is just > > libraries, and distributing them via CD does not mean that the > > resulting apps can be distributed via CD. I believe I read they > > intend to allow this at some point in the future but not before 1.0. > > It looks like it will be possible to distribute AIR apps (that > include the runtime) with v1.0 according to the faq: > > http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/ > AIR:Developer_FAQ#Will_developers_be_able_to_distribute_the_Adobe_AIR_in > staller_with_their_applications.3F > > Thijs > >
