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Introduction6

If you install Flash Communication Server on a UNIX computer, you’ll need Flash MX installed

on a separate Windows or Macintosh computer to develop your Flash applications. You’ll also

need Macromedia Flash Player for Windows or Macintosh and a web browser to run the sample

applications and administration and help tools provided with Flash Communication Server.

Download the Flash Player from the Macromedia website (www.macromedia.com).

For the best experience with Flash Communication Server Help, Macromedia strongly

recommends that you use a browser with Java player support, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer

6.0 or later. Flash Communication Server Help also supports Netscape 6.1 or later on Windows

and Macintosh. Running Flash MX and Flash Communication Server Help simultaneously on a

Macintosh may require up to 32 MB of memory, depending on your browser’s memory needs.

About the Flash Communication Server documentation

All Flash Communication Server documents are available in PDF format (viewable and printable

with Adobe Acrobat Reader) and as HTML help. The PDFs are available on the product CD or

can be downloaded from the Macromedia website. To view the HTML help, open the Welcome

page (in Windows, Start > Programs > Macromedia > Flash Communication Server MX >

Welcome) or in Flash, select Help > Welcome to FlashCom.

You can access tutorials on how to build simple applications that demonstrate single, important

concepts. These tutorials are located in the Flash Communication Server Welcome page.

Typographical conventions

The following typographical conventions are used in this book:

• Code font indicates ActionScript statements, XML tag and attribute names, and literal text

used in examples.

• Italic indicates placeholder elements in code or paths. For example, \settings\myPrinter\ means

that you should specify your own location for myPrinter.

• Directory paths are written with backslashes (\) for servers running on Microsoft Windows

systems. If you are running Flash Communication Server on a UNIX system, replace the

backslashes with forward slashes (/).

Additional resources

The Flash Communication Server documentation was written before the code in the product was

complete. Therefore, there may be discrepancies between the final implementation of the

product’s features and how they are documented in this manual. For a list of known discrepancies,

see the documentation update in the Flash Support Center (www.macromedia.com/go/

flashcom_documentation_update).

The Flash Support Center is updated regularly with the latest information on Flash and Flash

Communication Server, as well as advice from expert users, advanced topics, examples, tips, and

other updates.

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