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The IE Changes Explained

the Guru · 2003-10-10 09:07:31

This article is a must-read for all web designers who use any kind of active content (Flash, QuickTime etc) on their sites. Bruce Lawson investigates the changes that you'll need to make as suggested by Microsoft, Macromedia, Real Networks and Apple if you plan to continue delivering seamless Flash or other plug-in content…

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This article is a must-read for all web designers who use any kind of active content (Flash, QuickTime etc) on their sites. Bruce Lawson investigates the changes that you'll need to make as suggested by Microsoft, Macromedia, Real Networks and Apple if you plan to continue delivering seamless Flash or other plug-in content to the 90% of the world who use IE.

Why are the changes being made?

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#2 16-10-2003 2:50pm
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Thx for that Guru.

I had been wondering what the upshot of Mick Doyles lawsuit would be.

D.

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