RE: FLASH: Uninstall IE5 FlashPlugIn-MM Download page

[JGL]

You know, adobe has a pretty straightforward download page for the acrobat

reader . . .


http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html


It's got that steps 1,2 & 3 thing also. The steps seem to be in correct

order though. But mainly there is no advertising or "When you are finished

go to adobe.com" :)


When downloading, this is the screen they get:

http://cgim.adobe.com/acrobat/reader15/download.cgi


Warning: the above url will prompt you to download the Acrobat Reader. If

you don't want it - just cancel.


Yes there are ads there to but it doesn't say "When you are finished go to

adobe.com" or whatever. . .


That thing at the MM plugins page *tells* the user to go to shockwave.

People follow instructions. Yes this is very clever.


I was wondering how much it would cost me to have it say "When you are

finished go to designthenet.com"


I bet after one week of my text ad there I could hire me a new highend CEO

from Pixar ;)


I probably wouldn't be able to afford the spot though . . . just curious how

much it would cost. I bet shockwave.com is locked into that spot for life :)


JGL

P.S. I will drop this rant now . . . I hope I don't have the last word on

this though.



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