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SharpFlash : Extending Flash on the Desktop
I have just seen a really interesting project. It's a project
by Darron Schall and you can find it here.
It can extend your Desktop-Flash-Application with System-Functionalities,
such as storing files etc.. Darron uses wddx to let flash and c# communicate
together so youre datatypes will not lost over the communication.
Posted by hOk at December 29, 2003 04:06 PM
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Hey! Thanks for the promotion... would you be interested in helping by any chance? I've been pretty busy lately with preparing for conferences, writing, and the winter-holiday break, that I haven't been able to work on SharpFlash for awhile. I expect development to pick up again next spring. If you're interested at all, just let me know.
Posted by darron at December 29, 2003 10:36 PM
At moment i have no time, but i will watch
for time in the future.
Posted by hOk at December 30, 2003 10:36 AM
I know a tool that is No!Flash while surfing, and it prevents ALL Macromedia Flash ads, animated Gifs, pop-ups, and Javascript. VERY nice when going to sites like news.com.com (cnet), cnn.com, weather.com, and others that like to throw crap all over the screen. It does disable features here (like the auto-jump when you select the forum from the dropdown bar, and the animated smileys), but I can live without those features. It also impacts some other sites I frequent (banking, UPS shipping, etc), so I do have to turn it on and off, depending on what I'm doing. I no longer get 'do you want to download Macromedia Flash' either. If I want to re-enable the features, it's a click of the mouse, fire off a new browser, and it's good to go again. http://www.geocities.jp/baryonlee/noflash/ to download.
Posted by ben at January 16, 2004 03:32 AM
Hehe, sounds interesting, btw. Mozilla-Browser
has also a nice pop-up-breaker and other usefull
options.
Posted by hOk at January 16, 2004 11:19 AM
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