RE: FLASH: flash player on a palm pilot?

[K Ciccone]

Does this Pocket Spark work on the Palm Pilot III or IV?



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From: jdowdellmacromedia [dot] com (John Dowdell)

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Reply-To: flasherchinwag [dot] com

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To: flasherchinwag [dot] com

>Subject: RE: FLASH: flash player on a palm pilot?

>Date: Wed, 5 Jul 2000 14:07:23 -0700

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At 1:14 PM 7/5/0, waldowaldosmeets [dot] com wrote:

> > > Flash on WindowsCE

> > > http://www.conduits.com/ce/apps/flash.asp

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> > WOW!

> > I'm shaking man. Is this really thouth?

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

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>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.

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>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.

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

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> > I'm joining a prestigious Handheld project and we were looking for

> > more more dynamic content for our devices. Cause there's a lack of

> > javascript support etc in wince browsers, this would be great!

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>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. The initiative is designed for precisely this use of integration into

>emerging devices:

>http://www.macromedia.com/software/flash/open/licensing/

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>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.

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>(Ditto your point on JavaScript differences among devices... this is one of

>the big wins that the Flash Player promises for various portable devices:

>universal consistency.)

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>jd

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