Question about flash

[Murray]

I'm surprised to see you taking such a stance considering your close ties

to Macromedia!

LOL. They don't pay me, and I like to call spades spades, you know what I
mean. I think that their underlying premise in the Flash install base is
flawed. In my mind, (and in my marketing and statistical experience) anyone
that claims 98% web saturation is smoking herbal medicines.

 

[Jim Cheshire]

LOL. They don't pay me, and I like to call spades spades, you know
what I mean. I think that their underlying premise in the Flash
install base is flawed. In my mind, (and in my marketing and
statistical experience) anyone that claims 98% web saturation is
smoking herbal medicines.

I know what you mean. Microsoft's MVPs are the same way.

And just between you and me, I happen to like Dreamweaver, too.

--
Jim Cheshire
JIMCO
http://www.jimcoaddins.com

The premiere add-in and software source
for Microsoft FrontPage.

 

[Murray]

Heh - I'm tellin'....

--
Murray
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I know what you mean. Microsoft's MVPs are the same way.

And just between you and me, I happen to like Dreamweaver, too.

--
Jim Cheshire
JIMCO
http://www.jimcoaddins.com

The premiere add-in and software source
for Microsoft FrontPage.

 

[Tom J]

There is no such message in any browser I know of. You are always
notified
of what is being installed.

Attached is a WordPad screen shot if you care to see such a message.
I couldn't show the whole square with the message because my login is
beside the message. There is no text above the Chinese letter. The
message is "Click here to get the plugin" so it's "to get" instead of
"to install", but it doesn't say what that plugin is!

Tom J

 

[Bob Lehmann]

That's the main reason I got rid of Flash.

It's too distracting trying to read an article when there is non-stop
blinking or motion next to the text.

Bob Lehmann