RE: SWF or Silverlight?

["Dan Beall" <DanBeall -at- componentone -dot- com>]

Exactly. 

Don't forget another (unrelated) point. SilverLight processes
differently than Flash and will most often load much faster. 

> 
> This is part of what intrigues me about it. The possibilities for
> interoperability are great. Much as .NET has been successful on the
> enterprise level because of its developement tools, SilverLight might
> be as well, at which point it could be as ubiquitous as Flash.
> 

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