Re: Thanks anyway.... Re: FLASH: Student site check request

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Alan lamented thusly:


>I wanted to thank everyone that took time to check out my Flash project.


Alan, hardly any of us had a fair chance to EVEN NOTICE your request for help.


YOUR MISTAKE (I went back and looked.): You need to START A NEW 

THREAD for a NEW PROBLEM (*yours*).


THAT is why you received so little response. You tacked your question 

onto the end of another topic, and failed to change the subject 

header.


Compose your posts properly, and you WILL get what you need from the 

participants in this list.


>With all due respect,


No, not really.


>I did find it interesting that out of the 5 responses,

>only one of them addressed my concerns about the lightness/darkness issues.

>I did receive some other valuable tips... but my original issue was never

>resolved.


Hopefully, having read what I've written above, you now understand WHY NOT.


>I suppose everyone else was too busy posting about Non-Flash

>issues and participating in flame wars to help me out. Thanks anyway.


You sound bitter, and holding contempt.


Get off your high horse, and ASK FOR WHAT YOU WANT, in an appropriate 

way, and you will be taken care of.


This is a GREAT LIST, and it deserves no disrespect.


HTH,


Ken Sherwood



--


"In particular, I was musing about where Flash would be in a couple 

of years.  Right now, it's been delivered to a vast number of 

clients, either by being packaged with a browser, or via a download. 

Developers are now developing Flash content that is small yet 

effective visually.  It seems to offer lots of design possibilities. 

Will it still be here in 3 years?  Adobe, who has deeper pockets than 

Macromedia, has announced a Flash competitor.  Will Macromedia 

survive?  Will their vision and focus, so far unsullied [*sic*], 

survive?"


-- hwg-theory list contributor, 2000.02.12


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