Re: accessing Glide
From: | Daniel J. O'Neil <oneild@...> |
Date: | Wednesday, December 23, 1998, 7:10 |
On Tue, 22 Dec 1998, charles wrote:
> I am used to animated .gifs and .mpegs, no problem.
> Also, I can handle RealAudio and .wav files.
> However, I refuse to run any Microsoft products,
> and many of the newfangled formats cater only to M$.
> In fact, I used to write video drivers for OS/2
> until M$ ordered our suppliers to cut us off.
> The charges of M$ anti-trust violations are true.
Dear Charles,
I wish to assure you that Glide was developed and implemented using
Macromedia and Adobe products, not Microsoft. Moreover, the plug-in
player required to view the Glide Project is made by Macromedia and
works with Netscape as well as other browsers on the Windows, Macintosh,
Sun Solaris, and Linux platforms, so it is very, very possible to view
our site without having to engage in commerce with the evil empire.
Best regards,
Daniel
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M.S. Technical Communication
Instructor, Writing to the World Wide Web
Developer, Academy of Electronic Media
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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