Re: FLASH: RE: Flash's Limits

[Michael Greenberg]

Totally agree Nigel. This was a stumbling block even back in the days when I

was using Director 4.04,Authorware 3.0 and FutureSplash Animator. Flash is a

total paradigm shift especially Director.


On the surface they look very similar,but once you dig in...


I still find myself wanting to revert to Director at times,but this has

gotten easier as time has gone by.


I believe all the tools have there place and the object is not to realize

the limitations,but to push those limitations as far as you can and achieve

what you thought was impossible. Isn't that thrill of design & development?


I know it is for me.


My 2 cents,

Michael


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From: Nigel Randsley-Pena <nigelmail [dot] telepac [dot] pt>

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To: flashershocker [dot] com

>Subject: Re: FLASH: RE: Flash's Limits

>Date: Sat, Mar 13, 1999, 3:10 PM

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> Having a background in Director and Authorware is not a good starting

> point for working in Flash. You'll be tempted to find solutions that are

> readily available in these two products but are solved in a different

> way with Flash. Lateral thinking is the way to go with Flash.


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