FLASH: RE: OLD players

[John Dowdell]

At 11:54 AM 3/14/0, unique wrote:

>>  >Tech support has been pushing for such a historical online repository for a

>>long time, but -- when you stop to think about versions and sub-versions

>>and installers and all -- there are significant implementation problems to

>>overcome.

>

>Could you please note the problems? I just don't get it.

>

>>Hi John,

>>

>>Matt posted the address for the older plugins

>>http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/ts/documents/oldplayers.htm

>

>A small handful at best!




What, specifically, would you like beyond that set of sixteen antique players?


(I'm very glad Matt was able to push through for availability of that set

of 16 players... our mails crossed, and I was happy to see that it came

forward. But like I said, there are many versions out there, for many

platforms, in many formats. How many do you need? What exactly is it that

you're trying to accomplish? We need to know this before we can help

further, thanks.)


jd







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