RE: Flash Theft=Zero

[Enrique Sulat]

Well, how about those capture-a-site programs?  Can flash still avoid being copied when you run of those up to some deep level?


Ike Sulat

Web Graphic artist

ikeworldport [dot] com [dot] ph

http://www.worldport.com



Any MM wheels listening?


For people using Flash for commercial training websites/ corporate internal

presentations, one of the greatest features/anomolies? of Flash is that you

can't press-save the graphics, select through & copy the text.  Save, etc.,

as you can with typical websites.  You can snapshot, but evidently, that's

the limit.  You can save a QuickTime movie, but not a Flash one.


I get mail like this from experienced web developers that I'm recruiting to

Flash...


>Wayne,

>I think the biggest feature is

>that you cannot "steal" anything made with it - I copied my NS cache

>folder and looked for it - no can do. This is a tremendous feature.


I agree with Jim.

The corp. clients that we are marketing to *always* take very serious note

of this.  It opens the door for placing sensitive materials on the web,

using Flash technology, which at this point, seems to protect it.


I hope it stays this way.  Will it MM guys?

If you're thinking about working around it, I request that you think twice,

and keep this advantage.




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