new to flash 2004 mx

**hyk** · 05-14-2008, 01:37 AM

Good idea! What do you think is a fair rate?

your rates is quite high right?I google abit on your company.

i prefer free consultion. Or do you have a student price??

**Medyman** · 05-14-2008, 01:43 AM

Originally Posted by hyk

your rates is quite high right?I google abit on your company.

i prefer free consultion. Or do you have a student price??

Actually...we do have some community forums where people can ask about the various tutorials we post on the site. The site is currently down because I'm redesigning it at the moment.

So, free consultation works.

And for the record, I think our prices are quite competitive - quite lower than counterparts in the industry with far inferior work. But we're not really trying to target large clients (though have had some...took them on more to pay the bills than anything else. They're a huge pain to do deal with). I much prefer working with small companies, artists, non-profits, etc...

But that's neither here or there.

**hyk** · 05-14-2008, 02:54 AM

lol, i can`t afford to pay you.

And for the record, I think our prices are quite competitive

opps, sorrie i not sure of the prices.

But we're not really trying to target large clients (though have had some...took them on more to pay the bills than anything else. They're a huge pain to do deal with

lol, sometimes the smaller ones are the most easiest to work with

.

ps: sorrie to go out of point as usual

**Medyman** · 05-14-2008, 03:00 AM

lol, sometimes the smaller ones are the most easiest to work with

In some ways, yes. Others, no. But I find it gratifying to make someone's first website, for example because that has a tangible result and purpose. Plus the whole corporate, capitalist culture really turns me off.

I'd rather make a site for a non profit doing good work and break even on it rather than make a lot on a large corporate site. That's just me, though. I just find it more rewarding.

lol, sometimes the smaller ones are the most easiest to work with

lol, i don't mind. just wish that a mod doesn't come in here and shut us down. lol. Do you realize that the next largest thread in this entire form has like 50 posts max.

**hyk** · 05-14-2008, 03:11 AM

lol, i don't mind. just wish that a mod doesn't come in here and shut us down. lol. Do you realize that the next largest thread in this entire form has like 50 posts max.

yes. I knew it when its was around a month back. this could be 1 of the longest thread in DD. but if it is in flash, both of us won hands down. what other web technology can be intergrated with flash? i know there is html,javascript & xml.
My bad

remember I ask you about the sandbox ?when i open the link, i saw this line.

If you are a designer or developer creating applications for Flash Player, see Global security settings for content creators instead.

al`right it could work at home, i using ff btw.

, how do i make the flash-box smaller & the marquee stretchs across the whole length?. I think you had that example, when i uploaded the file?

**Medyman** · 05-14-2008, 01:08 PM

what other web technology can be intergrated with flash? i know there is html,javascript & xml.

PHP, ASP, SQL, Ajax, Flex
You can do things with server communications -- multi-player games, etc... Of course there are the streaming capabilities -- audio/video. The most exciting thing, at least for me, now is AIR.

In the online world, there is very little that can't be done with Flash (with the aid of some of these other technologies). Of course, again, it shouldn't be used for a lot of these applications. I didn't say that Flash can do it all well, but i can be done. Now that Adobe is making Flash open source, it can only grow.

**hyk** · 05-14-2008, 02:25 PM

when i click the settings, I just need to need to click always allow right? Do i need to add in folders etc? Its works in ff, but when i tried it with IE7, the whole thing freezes after the mouseover( i took away the mouse from the marquee). but i could link to the website by clicking

**Medyman** · 05-14-2008, 03:45 PM

Originally Posted by hyk

when i click the settings, I just need to need to click always allow right? Do i need to add in folders etc? Its works in ff, but when i tried it with IE7, the whole thing freezes after the mouseover( i took away the mouse from the marquee). but i could link to the website by clicking

I'm really not sure about those settings. I've not had to change them but once.