I think that's why they're charging 20% (of the release cost?) of commercial software that takes advantage of this. From the link:
----------------------- Macromedia Central will create an environment where Flash applications can run independent of the browser. Along with providing the client software--a free addition to the free Flash player--Macromedia plans to sell a wealth of downloadable Flash applications created by third-party developers. Macromedia will take 20 percent of any software sales, with the rest going to developers. -----------------------
I'm not so sure I like that idea if it is mandatory (and I'm not even sure I like it if it isn't)...
For some Flash developers this will be great and they will love it. I agree with you however. I don't want someone else to have as much control over the player that my app is running in as it appears that Central will have.
Trevor DeVore Blue Mango Multimedia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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