RE: FLASH: CD Presentation

[Merrill, Bob]

And let's not forget Macromedia's red headed step child, Authorware. If you

have to do things such as testing and tracking of students, CBT's and such,

it's hard to beat. Not quite as robust as Director, but quicker to develop

things like that, especially using ver5.1's knowledge objects (wizards).

Like Director using it to it's fullest will require some coding. You can

also pass variables from AW to Flash, include movies etc. I have an intro

piece you can look at. http://oerweb.uthscsa.edu/tv/shocked/shortoer.htm  I

wouldn't try it on a slow connection though. It's meant for intranet not

internet. Sorry, I just realized how far I've strayed off topic :-O


BobMerrill



> Well, it depends, on what you are going to do. Just the main points:

> Director provides a much more powerfull scripting language as flash does.

> So

> - if you have to do a lot of scripting, Lingo wil be the better choice for

> you. Even if you have to deal with Bitmaps - Director is optimized for

> that,

> using bitmaps in Flash isn�t really handy. 

> 

> > ----------

> > Von: 	Laurence I. Barsh, DMD

>

> Antwort an: flasherchinwag [dot] com

> > Gesendet: 	Freitag, 10. Dezember 1999 13:12 Uhr

>

> An: flasherchinwag [dot] com

> > Betreff: 	RE: FLASH: CD Presentation

> > 

> > Could you explain why?  I have been working to develop a CD presentation

> > as

> > well.

> > 

> > Thanks Lary

> > 

> >



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