RE: FLASH: flash 5 wish

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At the exact moment of 2000.01.26.09.04, her/his local time, Kevin Jackson

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> put forth:


> > Control-click still works on my Mac ... ?!

> 

> It does however take two hands. How have you been. Macromedia had you a bit

> worked up lately.


Heh. I just think others haven't had time to think this through. I'm certain

that every site that I design will have to take into account the Buggy Player. I

guess it really doesn't matter, 1 million or 10 million (yesterday) or 10.25

million (today) or 10.5 million (tomorrow) or ...


Besides, I just lucked into a cool full-time job, so now I have to be thinking

in terms of explaining these things to my "boss" who is hot on Flash and I

surely don't want to cool him off! :-) "Well, we'll have to start off by jacking

up our prices to accommodate the extra time needed to work around Player 25/20."

Yah, I'm real eager to tell him that, but, that's what it boils down to.


> As a MAC user, have they ever said why


Not that I've heard.


> they haven't gone to multiple button

> programmable mice. I feel naked and alone without my choice of input device.


< erase, erase ... images of KJ, naked and alone ... erase, erase ... >


Well, aside from the fact that most Mac users have already designated their

other 3 fingers for entirely other uses while using the mouse, you could always

plug in a Kensington MouseWorks ($40), then you'd have a programmable button for

each finger (4).


Me, I use Intuos pen with the see-saw "switch" button ... that gives me two

programmables (control-click and double-click), right in my hand.


HTH! :-)


Ken Sherwood


                         *zenkat: the Flash trailer*

                    http://www.kensherwood.com/zenkat.htm


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