Jennifer, Timeline has a lot of excitement around it, so I'd think its safe to say it will around for quite some time. I think there are concerns for cross-browser compatibility, but at the risk of this, it provides some cutting edge features.
There is always room probably to hunt down the JavaScript bugs, and perhaps at the very least get them logged. I'm concerned too about IE support, as I deal with the enterprise, but it is indeed bleeding edge stuff. Thomas On 2/13/07, Kancianic, Jennifer C <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello, I just found your Timeline tool yesterday and think it is a very handy application. I was wondering – do you have a roadmap for what kind of plans are in store for the tool and what the longevity of the project is? Also – I think the ability to export the resulting built timeline display as an image file and the ability to pretty-print the resulting timeline would be extremely useful features. I am bound to IE right now, so could only use a screenshot capture tool to capture any timeline pictures (unless you all know something I don't). Thanks, Jenny _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general
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