I see. Thanks for the knowledge Thomas. Sounds to me like an XML socket is the
way to go. Good Luck!
Matthew
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Good luck Thomas. From a high-level perspective, your "server flash
element" can create a localconnection to receive, and your "client flash
element" can do the sending. In the data can be the type of action
required, allowing for a switch statement to route it properly, as well as
the data itse
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Someone please cor
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I might stand alone on this bu
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