Hey Randy,
I missed this post earlier. A few months ago I would probably have
not fully understood your comments. But these times are so
interesing and dynamic for SVG, that now I am more than hopeful,
actually convinced, that you hit the nail straight on its head.
Regards,
Francis
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Hi,
I'm catching up on all the svg postings and a bit surprised at
the viability concerns.
In the larger picture the obvious trend is toward open standards. Corporate
enterprise has suddenly discovered open source and open source thrives on
open standards. The first generation
On Dec 07, 2005, at 14:11, Ronan Oger wrote:
ASV is not the only solution for SVG on the IE platform. For
example, there is
also the Corel SVG Viewer.
Errm, no, no, there isn't. Forget about Corel.
But there's Mozzie, which is a fine option as well:
Of Robin Berjon
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On Dec 07, 2005, at 15:44, Ronan Oger wrote:
Corel is not being developed any more, but it has zero chance of being
superceded with a downgraded
Hi, Jon-
Thanks for the clarification. I'm sure it will help many people and
companies plan any strategies which involve SVG.
I know you cannot confirm or deny, but given the advanced development Adobe
has done with SVG viewers, I would still hope for the possibility of a new
viewer from Adobe,
Ferraiolo
Adobe Systems, Inc.
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On Wednesday, December 7, 2005, 2:29:19 PM, Robin wrote:
RB On Dec 07, 2005, at 14:11, Ronan Oger wrote:
ASV is not the only solution for SVG on the IE platform. For
example, there is also the Corel SVG Viewer.
RB Errm, no, no, there isn't. Forget about Corel.
Well, there is: I still have
On Wednesday, December 7, 2005, 4:41:05 PM, Jon wrote:
JF At this point, Adobe has no plans to do anything which would disrupt any
JF ASV3 installations or dependencies on ASV3 downloads. If we come out
JF with new viewing technology which includes SVG support, we will be
JF highly sensitive
On Wednesday, December 7, 2005, 3:21:02 PM, jeff_schiller wrote:
j Here's my take :
j http://blog.codedread.com/archives/2005/12/06/the-svg-roller-coaster/
You note there that Opera plans to support CDF in a big way, which is
fantastic news.. It is, I agree; part of the point of SVG being in
I kind of miss the old days... when Jon would post a message and
everyone would fire-off enemy-type replies. :)
How quickly things change.
Ever-lurking,
Sara
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: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 9:58 AM
JF To: Jon Ferraiolo
JF Cc: svg-developers@yahoogroups.com
JF Subject: Re: [svg-developers] Re: Adobe/Macromedia
JF On Wednesday, December 7, 2005, 4:41:05 PM, Jon wrote:
JF At this point, Adobe has no plans to do anything which would disrupt
JF any
JF ASV3
Hi all,
I agree with Francis Hemsher. I read carefully that very good analysis by Jeff
Schiller, along with Michael Bierman's responses. I agree with everyone else's
observations and comments. I couldn't fail to notice that this situation is
very unusual for me, meaning the fact that I agree
Obviously when posting my previous post I hadn't got Jon Ferraiolo's
news. But I don't really disagree with what I wrote although I would
skip some arguments. It should at least keep Sara happy.
Domenico
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Obviously when posting my previous post I hadn't got Jon Ferraiolo's
news. But I don't really disagree with what I wrote although I would
skip some arguments. It should at least keep Sara happy.
Domenico
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Fair play?
I must say something...This thread has raised the hairs on the back of
neck: There is something vibrating in the background that tells of a
happening for SVG that may be wonderous. I will keep my tent where it
is for the time being.
Francis
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Dominico,
You are a great poet for SVG.
Thanks,
Francis
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Obviously when posting my previous post I hadn't got Jon Ferraiolo's
news. But I don't really disagree with what I wrote although I would
skip some
Hi Jon,
I need some help from Adobe.
I've been working on an SVG app that provides real-time updates to
a global map that tracks the Avian Flu.
There is a sampler online at:
http://www.mobiusPortal.com/AvianFlu/viewPort_AF.asp
On January 1, a global simulation of a pandemic will be presented
GoLive?
;)
Michael
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On 6 déc. 2005, at 09:52, Doug Schepers wrote:
Yes, that's good news, thanks. It's clear, though, that they did
not include
SVG-Full or sXBL in that continued support. Anyone heard
Hi Domenico,
I believe, unless IE7 picks up SVG and runs with it, we're all dead
in the water, and should pick up our tents and move to another tribe.
Francis
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I know. Just wish things could speed up. Imagine
I know. Just wish things could speed up. Imagine Adobe shutting down
asv download page, then the transition period could be fatal. I've
always been optimistic all the time but now I kind of find it
difficult. I mean FF it's good it's going to be there at some point,
but how long can it take?
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