Re: FLASH: online commerce question

[Michael Penne]

All ~300 of the desktops in our university labs have

flash 4/sw7. We push it from the courseware

development  side, develop courseware that requires f4

and the IT folks then must install it (we request it

nicely8-). However, the systems are cloned, so will

only show up as one download per platform. Developing

slide shows and other courseware with streaming mp3 is

a delight for many of our faculty when they experience

it + grok the possibilities.


> 

> Of these 88%, what percentage of browsers support

> Flash 4 and it's mp3

> compression features?

> 

> I would bet that less than 20 percent of the 300 or

> so desktops where I work

> have the plug-in. Any Flash presentation I create

> for the company has to be

> distributed as a exe projector for this reason.

> 

> jb

> 

> ps.

> On many company networks (not ours), browser plugins

> and other executables

> are prohibited from being installed.



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2D/3D/Flash/etc...


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