Re: midi+animations+synchronized sounds
Well, I would NEVER use Java, because unless you have a Pentium-200, it's as slow as hell also... nice cartoon :) -- PeteCasso <pet...@aol.com> wrote in article <199...@ladder03.news.aol.com>... > *********************** > This also explains why I am not interested in Javascript at all, it does not > allow you to push the ascii evelope beyond, for example, what has been possible > with (the non-web technologies) VT100 or ANSI decades ago. True, Javascript as > announced in this newsgroup (and published on the web, BTW) has definitely lots > and lots of room for lots and lots more sophistication, I don't deny that > either, but then, why use Javascript in the first place? Why not use Java in > the first place? And that is (one of the things) that I have done, it allows > you to go past previous confines ... > ***********************
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