| From: | Matt Sealey |
| Date: | 17 Mar 2001 at 19:40:27 |
| Subject: | Re: <FRAMESET>s again |
Hello Don
On 17-Mar-01, you wrote:
> On 16-Mar-01, Matt Sealey wrote:
>
>> Once there's less urgent bugs to deal with I plan on asking Olli to
>> make a "fullscreen" mode available, at least so we can mimic IE's
>> action and have the bars flit to the top and remove window borders,
>> and at most so we can be rid of window borders altogether (javascript
>> and hotkey control of the browser functions should suffice here to
>> replace real buttons)
>
> Yes, I was thinking of complete disappearance of window borders, so that
> the display looks like an Amiga Scala display, not like something
> running under Windows.
You can do that with IE very very easily. It has a Kiosk mode, we tinkered
with it in my last days at Leicester Uni, trying to create a system whereby
we could monitor the usage of user areas from little terminals. First stage
was to make the webpages, second to deploy machines in user areas using
IE in kiosk mode, and I think there were rumours of flatpanels and touch
screens :)
> This would be good for "kiosk" applications.
>
> Flash 5 support would help too.
You don't want MUCH, do you? :)
You find and download the full specifications and technical details of the
Macromedia Flash file format and content description, and then pass it
on to David Gerber. You yourself, Don Cox. If you can't get hold of it (and
I'll bet you a pint you can't :) then neither can anyone else.
Thanks
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