Re: FLASH: Survey - Should Flash 5 use a browser-based help system?

[Shaun Brazier]

3 - The survey  =======

Please answer the 4 questions below and send the results to me at

mmaffieerols [dot] com

.


1. Put an X before the response that best describes your position

     about browser-based Help in Flash.


   __X_  a. I would like Macromedia to continue using the current

           browser-based help in Flash


3. Please add your own comments about whether browser-based help is a good

     idea for future Flash releases:

Apart from basing it on the fact that I can't get my intelli-mouse to scroll

in the standard help file, (which I find very frustrating but doubt very

much that this will be a major discision factor!)  I am just altogether more

comfortable in the browser environment.  I find it easier to read, more

pleasing to the eye and easier of handier to navigate.  I don't however like

the fact that the browser takes so long to wake up on a morning, makes the

whole system a bit more unstable and messes up the browsing capabilities of

other apps.  As for opening a preview in Dreamweaver main frame, I don't

think this has ever happened to me personaly.  I have on occasions, found

myself screaming blue murder at IE but with that said, my spirits still drop

when the help file is the bog standard, such as in Free Hand.






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