RE: FLASH: mime types and server stuff

[Lamont, Sarah]

Just a follow up to my question from yesterday...

First, thanks for everyone's help. I'm pretty sure everything is figured out

now... I still don't quite know if it was a mime type problem or not,

but.... I think it's working, so ?

Now that I think it's working, I'm just trying to test it on any computer

possible, so if anyone feels the need to take a break from what they're

doing at the moment and test out the site for me, I'd appreciated it. Only

the homepage is flashed, but like I said before, I used the Moock sniffer,

so if you don't have the flash 4 plugin, it takes you to an un-flashed page.

I'm assuming probably everyone on this list has that plugin, so if you just

want to test it out and make sure you don't get a blank blue screen for the

homepage, that would be just great. : )

thanks in advance!


§arah E. Lamont

élan communications

graphic designer

412.475.0268

slamonte-g [dot] com

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From: jdowdellmacromedia [dot] com

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Reply To: flasherchinwag [dot] com

> Sent: 	Monday, August 7, 2000 4:16 PM

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To: flasherchinwag [dot] com

> Subject: 	Re: FLASH: mime types and server stuff

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> At 6:50 AM 8/7/0, Lamont, Sarah wrote:

> > I was wondering if someone could explain to me about mime types.

> 

> Searching the Flash technotes with keyword "mime" pulls up many hits. Some

> of the other notes cited discuss specific operations for specific servers.

> The following document returned from the search goes more into general

> explanation:

> 

> "What is MIME? what does it do?"

> http://www.macromedia.com/go/14478

> 

> Tip: For a list of all recently changed technotes, go

> http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/ , click "Top Technotes" just

> above

> the search field, then click the top "See all new and update Flash

> Technotes" link. (Hmm, it looks like there are many documents pending

> which

> haven't been released yet....)

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> jd

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