Apollo Wish Requests can go to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- The number #1 wish for me is this: create flash applications that run from CD (like a Flash Projector) WITHOUT the need to install anything (like Flash Projector, but with more rights and more access to the system). --
You will be able to install Apollo applications from CD / DVDs, but you will not be able to run the applications from the CD / DVD. This is something that we considered, but it is not going to make it into 1.0. More info on apollo here: http://www.adobe.com/go/apollo mike chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Dec 14, 2006, at 2:29 AM, Essl, Markus wrote: > > Hello! > > I wanted to ask if there is a place for a wish list for Apollo. It > is christmas anyway! > > First of all, our company creates Computer Based Training Modules - > which are available online (for use in an LMS) but are also > available offline on CD. These CBTs are made with Authorware, Flash > or DHTML, or a combination thereof. > > Currently we need an own browser (based on Mozillla) to make these > things launchable from CD (we need access to the file system > because of tracking user scores between sessions and to integrate > into the desktop, etc.; also classroom teaching (ad-hoc peer-to- > peer without the need to setup) is a thing we will address sooner > or later). > > When I heard about Apollo I was excited (and I still am). It would > mean that we can offer part of our CBTs for download (because the > current system takes more than 20mb just for framework, plus 300kb > actual content). > > The number #1 wish for me is this: create flash applications that > run from CD (like a Flash Projector) WITHOUT the need to install > anything (like Flash Projector, but with more rights and more > access to the system). > > It may sound stupid for the rest of us, but customers demand that > they do not want to install anything - they want to insert the CD, > and it should run, without EULAs, installing and without accessing > the internet or whatever, just run. > > The number #2 wish for me is: be able to extend it with C++ code - > even if it means to loose platform compatibility. > > And Number #3: That it is accessible to screen readers (i have had > hard times with the flash projector - i just could not get the > screen reader to recognize the settings). > > > I am sorry that this might be the wrong group for that. If there is > any chance that there is an official wish list please tell me. > > Markus > >
