Doug
Thanks, at least there are some options but correct me if i'm wrong, Dojo2D
interpretes SVG into VML for IE and if its FF, Opera, Safari it would not
need to use Dojo, or if it did it would be output as SVG. What would happen
if IE get rid of VML?
Im reading up on Dojo just to get an
It is not acceptable to discontinue the download of ASV and restricting
others to provide the download to their existing customers. Adobe must
reconsider this, because we cannot redesign our released old
applications.
If they cannot allow us to host the download, they must at least allow
Hi, Richard-
My experience with Dojo is not all that comprehensive, and like you, I'm
just starting to look into Dojo2D (I'd exchanged emails with Gavin
Doughtie, but only on a preliminary level). But I'll answer your
questions as best I can.
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Thanks, at least
Hey folks,
A few months back, I was playing around with a kind of SAX-like SVG
path parser I wrote years ago. The idea was to see if I could render
SVG paths to various targets: div's (yes, that is crazy), flash,
canvas, and VML. Given the recent discussion about ASV's demise (and
from some
On Sun, 10 Sep 2006 15:16:03 +0200, akil_agarwal47
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is not acceptable to discontinue the download of ASV and restricting
others to provide the download to their existing customers. Adobe must
reconsider this, because we cannot redesign our released old
Hi, Chaals-
Charles McCathieNevile wrote:
Adobe is a company. It is irresponible for them to make bad commercial
decisions.
In fact, it is not only irresponsible, under US corporate law, it is
illegal for corporations to make decisions that harm their shareholder's
stock (see the
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