Re: FLASH: Hybrid HTML and Flash

[John Dowdell]

Yes, the media-substitution "Publish" options do do what you want. Remember

though that not all browsers will tell JavaScript what they can do. If

you'd prefer some other JavaScript behavior or routines in there you can

readily customize your own templates... arguments are described on pp248-9

of the F4 docs.


For the "How do I make a Flash-enhanced browser unenhanced again?" I

usually keep some bare browser versions on some of the testing machines

myself... beats going around uninstalling things. (There are technotes on

uninstallation if you prefer.)


jd





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