FLASH: Projectors and publishing

[Paul Willoughby]

I've been reading MM's tech notes about publishing and projectors and I'm a

bit confused. My organization was thinking of using a little bit of Flash

work in a business to business powerpoint presentation (i.e. it will be

distributed to about 20 people who ain't gonna be paying nuffin). Macromedia

say: 'It is free to distribute Shockwave Flash movies with the Stand Alone

player or a Projector created either from the Flash Stand Alone Player or

with the Publish feature. However, the Made with Macromedia guidelines must

be followed'. But then when you go to look at these guidelines  they talk

about using Director and Authorware for CD's and Flash on the web, but not a

Flash projector that you might email to someone. Does anyone know, esp.

someone from Macromedia, whether I need to include the MWM stuff if it's

just one slide in a presentation? And if it was more than one slide, say 3

out of a 15 slide presentation, do I have to include MWM after each slide?!

(Also note I'm not bothering with embedding the Flash in the presentation as

it involves all that ActiveX stuff, I'm just linking to a short .exe file

created from Flash).

Any advice gratefully received.

Paul



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