Re: FLASH: who owns the fla?

[Brian]

> I agree with the latest statement. Of course it would be good to keep the

> control over the .fla file and make the client pay for further

developments,

> changes. On the other hand if you do give them the .fla or fla's it very

> unlikely they will understand how it was constructed.


Besides, you're likely to have your own copy of the .fla, anyway.

Just to have it, just as a backup.

For WHATEVER reason.

You NEVER give up absolutely everything - I don't care what anyone says.


-Brian Matthews




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