by Mark Gibbs

Gearhead This Week: Projecting Flash

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May 9, 20071 min

In Gearhead this week we explain how we turned the Crystal Xcelsius Flash movie of the USS Nimitz Mission Clock into a Windows Executable using a product called SWiSH Studio 2.

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by Mark Gibbs

Mark Gibbs is an author, journalist, and man of mystery. His writing for Network World is widely considered to be vastly underpaid. For more than 30 years, Gibbs has consulted, lectured, and authored numerous articles and books about networking, information technology, and the social and political issues surrounding them. His complete bio can be found at http://gibbs.com/mgbio

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