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Rotary Fan
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11-19-2007 12:51
Are there any of the non-LL viewers that deal better with the animation request attacks?
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Sally Silvera
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11-19-2007 12:59
Hi Rotary, Not as far as I know, maybe someone more knowledgeable will come along though.  |
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Alicia Sautereau
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11-19-2007 13:01
doubtfull but this could bring in some ideas to counter that for the independent developers as it`s becoming more of an issue these days to include
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Oryx Tempel
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11-19-2007 13:14
From: Alicia Sautereau doubtfull but this could bring in some ideas to counter that for the independent developers as it`s becoming more of an issue these days to include I can't see how anyone could find a work around, since the hundreds of animation requests basically shut down the viewer until they're all answered. I wonder if someone could write a fix that would detect when a large number of animation requests come flooding in, and pop up a higher priority dialog box saying "click to say NO to ALL." Does anyone know if that's possible? |
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Sally Silvera
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11-19-2007 13:21
From: Oryx Tempel I can't see how anyone could find a work around, since the hundreds of animation requests basically shut down the viewer until they're all answered. I wonder if someone could write a fix that would detect when a large number of animation requests come flooding in, and pop up a higher priority dialog box saying "click to say NO to ALL." Does anyone know if that's possible? Whoooaaa, I have no idea whether that would be possible, but golly that would be _very_ useful!!! |