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To: Nitrous who wrote (2176)	4/22/1998 12:29:00 PM
From: Mike Davidson	Read Replies (1) of 2675

Here is the address to Gabo's personal homepage: geocities.com It's too bad "the man" didn't spend more time on his new Flash 3 site. Personally, I think his Flash 2 version is a lot better. I mean, the first time I saw the Flash 2 version, I just about jumped out of my chair... but the Flash 3 version, well... its nothing too revolutionary. I can totally understand that though... when you have to deal with making pages for so many other people, you just can't find enough time to work on your own. I would like to see some of his work on other sites. He still has those same samples which have been up forever, but no legit sites. As for other Flash sites, definitely check out Elmer Erana's e3direktiv if you can ( e3direktiv.com ). Its easily the most beautiful site on the net right now. Also try checking Macromedia's Leading Edge Flash Gallery (its on MACR's web site)... there are some good ones in there. It will probably be a couple of months before we start seeing an abundance of Flash 3 sites... because the beta is not bulletproof yet. I can't stress how difficult it would be to maintain a plain HTML site, a Flash 2 site, and a Flash 3 site concurrently (to insure everyone can view everything). You've got to love how Macromedia operates though, releasing a public beta to eliminate bugs. It seems like every piece of software Microsoft releases is so buggy that it could actually qualify as a beta... except they make you pay for it!.

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