Cool.. .I was just wondering....
I'm not saying it would replace the web messaging... just kind of an
enhancement for the free web mail providers (who would/should) still have
the regular HTML version as well.
But also what I'm going to try to do (if it is even possible) is write
flash/director stuff, where you can read and send e-mail from the flash
pages as well. At this point, I'm not even sure if it is feasible....
Because I will need to write many scripts to pull and push from text files.
It was more of a curiosity thing.
Thanks.
-Dustin Krysak-
Network Support
Beamscope, Vancouver
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Sent: January 28, 2000 10:10 PM
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Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Flash Front End...
I'm with Kirk, at the worst it would be O.K. Most people using an internal
mail server use Exchange, and sadly enough, looks count as much as
functionality in the ISP/Webhosting world.
Justin
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Sent: Friday, January 28, 2000 9:47 PM
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Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Flash Front End...
At 04:17 PM 1/28/00 -0500, Dustin Krysak wrote:
>Hi guys.... My last post, made me think about this....
>What would everyone think about a Flash front end for imail? I'm unsure at
>this point if it is even possible, but I was thinking of trying to write
>one....
>
>I know it is more of an eye candy thing.... but would be neat, and maybe a
>little beneficial for the free web providers. I realize that it would be
>unnecessary for the people who use the web messaging internally.....
>I'm doing a little research on this, and was curious if others would be
>interested in this kind of thing.....
I think a flash splash could be very beneficial. I would suggest throwing
in some of the more important instructions, such as logging out, along with
the animation. You know, the stuff they really should read on the
instructions page, but usually fly right past.
Obviously though, you'll need to have an alternate path for the
flash-impaired.
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