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Subject: | RE: FLASH: Aaaggh - Flash 5 programming |
From: | Bradshaw, Brian |
Date: | Tue, 24 Oct 2000 16:35:33 +0100 |
That seems like an unnecessarily mean remark.
I've been beginning with Flash 5 and even as a 5-year Director programmer,
and a bit of experience with Flash 4 and Java, Flash 5 is difficult to
figure out. It would have been nice to get comprehensive documentation, with
examples like Director help, to make the process of learning a smoother one.
We have made the decision to stay with Flash 4 for the time being because of
the learning curve involved in 5. We can't afford it right now. And we
aren't small. For an individual or a small company, it may be a valid
decision to wait on the expense of learning Flash 5 until the problems
people are mentioning have been ironed out.
I have found this list quite useful in my short time here. However, we don't
deserve criticism for deciding to stay with Flash 4, and neither does anyone
else.
-----Original Message-----
From: jdowdellmacromedia [dot] com [jdowdellmacromedia [dot] com (mailto:jdowdellmacromedia [dot] com)]
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2000 6:32 PM
To: flasherchinwag [dot] com
Subject: Re: FLASH: Aaaggh - Flash 5 programming
... or don't. If this is how you make decisions, then really, maybe the
world is better off if your work doesn't get as much exposure.
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Re: FLASH: Aaaggh - Flash 5 programming, Thorvald Neumann
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