Roy Schestowitz wrote:
> Reflecting on WPF/E
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> | Conclusion:
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> | This is the real tough one. How can a product that is not even yet
> | 1.0 compete with a product that has been around for 10 years -
> | they'd have to prise Flash from the developers' cold dead hands
> | on the most part. This is key when doing the inevitable and
> | comparing it to Flash, just what is the hard sell that will make
> | me use it over Flash right now - maybe nothing for a lot of
> | people at least with v1.
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>
> http://richardleggett.co.uk/blog/index.php/2006/12/21/reflecting_on_wpfe
Or they could do things the Microsoft way and make flash incompatible
with IE7... oh wait, they are already doing that. IE7 does not like
*most* versions of flash. I spent the better part of an hour tracking
down the proper way to uninstall and re-install flash so that IE7 would
recognize it again.
It an operation that would have taken a support call for most others.
-Eric
http://brontide.blogspot.com/
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