I have tried every other available SVG viewer, and none of them work
on my project, nor do they provide the capabilities that ASV does
(highlighting circuit signals, high use of context menu). This news
has all but destroyed my business.
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Charles
What am I missing?
All this The Sky is Falling talk has me baffled.
My understanding is that at some date in the future, Adobe will
discontinue ASV ... so what?
As far as I know, it was discontinued some time ago, I mean when
did we last see an update?
Will it stop working, will my PC
Hi.
I guess this question is for anyone here who knows a little or a lot
about Opera's implementation of SVG. I'm running Opera 9.01 under
Suse Linux Pro 9.2 on an HP Omnibook laptop. The Opera browser
itself runs great. The SVG file I'm opening with it is super simple:
?xml version=1.0?
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, David Dailey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Some time ago I developed the possibly superstitious habit of putting an
onload=startup(evt) inside my svg tag; then having
function startup(evt)
{
SVGDocument=evt.target.ownerDocument
SVGRoot =
Hi, Guy-
Guy Morton wrote:
Yeah, but it's not too professional-looking to have to give a list of
abandoned websites that happen to host the plugin and hope that joe
public will trust that any software thus downloaded isn't riddled
with virii and worms. who's going to guarantee that it
Doug Schepers wrote:
Guy Morton wrote:
Yeah, but it's not too professional-looking to have to give a list of
abandoned websites that happen to host the plugin and hope that joe
public will trust that any software thus downloaded isn't riddled
with virii and worms. who's going to guarantee
I think this is the beggining and not the end.
Firefox, Safari, Opera will support SVG pretty fully by end 2007
Emiasys will have a plugin available for IE
XAML will be out and supported in IE7, 8
IE8 will have XAML SVG support
If all the above fails then Google will buy Opera and Firefox
Alastair,
1) I answered your question
2) You did not answer my question as an interested party
3) You resent my stated concern on another list that as an employee of an
engineering services company I feel that you are unqualified to offer to
organise a global SVG conference unless your
Ronan,
I suggest you leave the personal attacks for private emails. It is
much less tacky. I am not putting out an RFP. If you are providing a
product then I will give you the necessary details. If not then
please respond to my original email as requested and point me to folks
who do provide
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