Does "silverlight" do much/any improvement for either browising or
viewing streamed video as per ms claims?

May have missed what the claims for users' uses as it seem to imply
that silverlight improve imaging, at least for developers; I'm not
a developer.

 

"paul_36" <guest@site.is.invalid> wrote in message
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> Does "silverlight" do much/any improvement for either browising or
> viewing streamed video as per ms claims?
>
> May have missed what the claims for users' uses as it seem to imply
> that silverlight improve imaging, at least for developers; I'm not
> a developer.


If you are just an end user, you don't get to make that decision.
To actually use it as an end user you have to visit sites that have
implemented it.
http://www.silverlightsites.net/ - some sample sites to browse.
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Andrew

 

"Andrew" <yogig@no.spam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> "paul_36" <guest@site.is.invalid> wrote in message
> news:hlmi0d$ee6$1@news.eternal-september.org...
>> Does "silverlight" do much/any improvement for either browising or
>> viewing streamed video as per ms claims?
>>
>> May have missed what the claims for users' uses as it seem to imply
>> that silverlight improve imaging, at least for developers; I'm not
>> a developer.
>
>
> If you are just an end user, you don't get to make that decision.
> To actually use it as an end user you have to visit sites that have
> implemented it.
> http://www.silverlightsites.net/ - some sample sites to browse.
> --
>
> Andrew

I see that one of the sites is "Build your Toyota". I didn't know
Silverlight could improve that problem...

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Silverlight is used to view pages built with silverlight. Aside from that it does
not do anything to the pages that you view

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"paul_36" <guest@site.is.invalid> wrote in message
news:hlmi0d$ee6$1@news.eternal-september.org...
> Does "silverlight" do much/any improvement for either browising or
> viewing streamed video as per ms claims?
>
> May have missed what the claims for users' uses as it seem to imply
> that silverlight improve imaging, at least for developers; I'm not
> a developer.

 

paul_36 <guest@site.is.invalid> wrote in news:hlmi0d$ee6$1@news.eternal-
september.org:

> Does "silverlight" do much/any improvement for either browising or
> viewing streamed video as per ms claims?
>
> May have missed what the claims for users' uses as it seem to imply
> that silverlight improve imaging, at least for developers; I'm not
> a developer.

Silverlight is MS's version of Flash, so it is up to the web page
developers on whether or not you need Silverlight.

 

On 2010-02-19, DanS <t.h.i.s.n.t.h.a.t@r.o.a.d.r.u.n.n.e.r.c.o.m> wrote:
> paul_36 <guest@site.is.invalid> wrote in news:hlmi0d$ee6$1@news.eternal-
> september.org:
>
>> Does "silverlight" do much/any improvement for either browising or
>> viewing streamed video as per ms claims?
>>
>> May have missed what the claims for users' uses as it seem to imply
>> that silverlight improve imaging, at least for developers; I'm not
>> a developer.
>
> Silverlight is MS's version of Flash, so it is up to the web page
> developers on whether or not you need Silverlight.
>

Thanks everyone. The win7 update keep wanting me to update to
silverlight; will "hide" it until I can figure how to delete it. The
ms explanation for the "update" is misleading.

 

"paul_36" <guest@this.site.is.invalid> wrote in message
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> On 2010-02-19, DanS <t.h.i.s.n.t.h.a.t@r.o.a.d.r.u.n.n.e.r.c.o.m> wrote:
>> paul_36 <guest@site.is.invalid> wrote in news:hlmi0d$ee6$1@news.eternal-
>> september.org:
>>
>>> Does "silverlight" do much/any improvement for either browising or
>>> viewing streamed video as per ms claims?
>>>
>>> May have missed what the claims for users' uses as it seem to imply
>>> that silverlight improve imaging, at least for developers; I'm not
>>> a developer.
>>
>> Silverlight is MS's version of Flash, so it is up to the web page
>> developers on whether or not you need Silverlight.
>>
>
> Thanks everyone. The win7 update keep wanting me to update to
> silverlight; will "hide" it until I can figure how to delete it. The
> ms explanation for the "update" is misleading.

Any site you go to that uses it will prompt you for the Silverlight 3
install.

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Andrew