RE: FLASH: flash player on a palm pilot?

[waldo]

JD


> I'm not sure. What's "thouth"?  ;-)


Mistypo (I'm just a Dutchman :) )


> An optional download for a Flash 3 Player is useful, but I think the real

> payoff will be at level of the interactive Macromedia Flash 4 Player...

> rich interfaces beat passive displays.


Absolutely, cause in my opinion that would even mean smaller fileses to

build interactive menus etc.

And that would also be better for gaming.


> It would also be helpful if it were burned into the box, so that

> the entire

> population could be counted on to view the content.


Yes and no. I'm not sure, but can it be upgraded when it's burned into it?

If so, you're right ;-)

And I haven't found out about browser integration. Is the player "stand

alone" or can it also be plugged in?

If it's only standalone, then I can't use the streaming features. I'll try

to figure out.


> It can sometimes be frustrating, waiting for the future to arrive.... ;-)


Very very frustrating.... but I've got something to look forward to.



> If you're working with a manfacturer of portable devices, then you're

> welcome to the zero-cost licensing for the Macromedia Flash Player Source

> Code.


No, it's not a manufacturer. There the developers of the online part of the

mobile internet. So the website.


> If you're instead a content provider for a specific device, then I'd urge

> investigating any beta programs that that manufacturer may be offering for

> upcoming devices... this could let you do testing on upcoming devices as

> they pass through various stages.


Already did it. Hope they'll give some respons.

By the way. if you want to know something more about the Yzz project:

http://www.yzz.nl/cebit/index.php3 (english preview for the Cebit 2000 last

may).


Thanks,

Waldo



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