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Introduction | Creating a FlashPaper Document | Opening (Double-Clicking)
Opening (Web Browser) | Viewing a FlashPaper Document

Introduction:
While Adobe’s PDF file format has essentially become the de-facto standard for distributing documents on the web, Macromedia has recently introduced an innovative new technique for distributing the same type of files, all based on a pre-existing technology that most computers already have the necessary plug-ins for.

“FlashPaper” (currently in version two) is this technology, and can be viewed either on the web or saved locally to a disk.

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