Recently, rice wrote:
>> Media runs within a Web page via a small filesize plugin
>> Media can be published as Web page-based or standalone projector
>
> Where can I see an example of a MC stack running within a web page?
Currently, you can't. The point of the original post was to list reasons
one might use Flash instead of MC. The features mentioned belong to Flash.
> And finally, and this should
> really demonstrate my lack of knowledge, what is meant by "Web based or
> standalone projector"?
All I meant was, media that runs within a Web page via a plugin, versus a
standalone application (what Macromedia calls a "projector").
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The bottom line for this MC user is, I personally hate (literally) Flash's
development environment, and long to see the previously mentioned features
in MC. Until broadband access becomes commonplace, you can definitely make
a case to use Flash/Shockwave, even with their idiosyncrasies. You can
create Web-based and standalone media, both with reasonable if not
surprisingly small filesize, that run fairly consistently cross-platform.
Regards,
Scott
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