[SWFObject] Express Install on a captive portal?
Geoff Stearns
geoff at deconcept.com
Thu May 4 20:54:01 PDT 2006
well it would be really tricky to set it up - you need all the
different players for all the different systems and i'm not sure how
the browser detection works, and there may be many other specifics
about it that would be hard to find out.
as for licensing, i've never heard of adobe doing that for express
install, but it wouldn't hurt to check... maybe try looking for the
licensing page on adobe.com?
On May 4, 2006, at 11:09 PM, mjohnston at austar.com.au wrote:
> Is there anyway that the ExpressInstall application and all it's
> files be
> included on a signup captive portal. We are wishing to use Flash with
> ExpressInstall on our signup site, but because it is a captive
> portal we
> cannot access the Macromedia site from it.. End of the day we would
> like a
> nice user experience aqnd Flash can help us with this, but they
> need to be
> able to install it first :-)
>
> Is licensing restricive that we can't even do this legally anyway?
>
> Regards,
> _______________________________
> Mark Johnston
>
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