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Flash in Notes - back by popular demand

I do intend to repost all the old articles on their original published dates, but I had a specific request for this one from an IBMer so here it is again.

Notes Rich Text is great, it can contain pretty much anything, and that includes Adobe (Macromedia/Shockwave) Flash objects. The video below (made with vnc2swf) shows how I am adding a Macromedia Flash Paper control to a memo then setting it’s movie parameter to point to this YouTube video URL.

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3 Responses to “Flash in Notes - back by popular demand”

  1. Dwight Wilbanks says:
    August 23rd, 2007 at 11:51 pm

    Very nice, Thanks for the post.

  2. john wylie says:
    September 20th, 2007 at 10:12 am

    Alan - that’s pure genius.

    p.s. what linux distro did were had you loaded on your laptop?

  3. sughosh says:
    January 3rd, 2008 at 10:36 am

    Well Louts notes does not seems to be as generous as you are.
    It got crashed while trying to perform the steps shown above :(
    but I am not going to giveup :)
    thaks for sharing with us.
    its really helpful