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Subject: Re: FLASH: Using Flash for desktop delivery/larger files: issues, concerns.
From: Matt Wobensmith
Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 22:02:44 +0100

Hi Jeremy!

You wrote:

>are you
>using Flash for desktop delivery and/or files "over a few megabytes in
>size?" Our firm regularly does, and if others in the community are as well,
>it would be good to let Macromedia know this.


I say "hurray"!

Many people would like to make Flash their all-purpose multimedia tool. Some
people get away with it, and others don't. The latter - they call Tech
Support. ;>)

If you feel that you would like this feature, please email the product team
with this specific request:

wish-flashatmacromedia [dot] com

The problems you have when creating large SWFs and projector files are
consistent with what others experience. Flash just wasn't made for this.
It's not to say that it couldn't change, but letting them know your opinion
could always make someone think twice about it. Who knows?

In any case, as the TechNote implies, we don't tell you that you can't do
it. It's just that it has real problems - unpredictable in nature - and we
don't know how to prevent them from happening if the limits of the program
are exceeded.

The TechNote is now live at:

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


Matt

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Matt Wobensmith
Macromedia Tech Support
Flash Team Lead

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