Adding Wireless Abilities to Existing Macromedia Spectra Applications

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Anthony C. McClure Senior Technologist RemoteSite Technologies The Wireless Internet, WAP, WML, 3G, iMode, GPRS, all buzzwords and all getting plenty of attention these days around the water cooler and in the boardrooms of many companies. The answers to the questions emerging from these encounters may rest on your shoulders -- but fear not! As a current Macromedia Spectra adopter, the tools to leverage this revolution in telecommunications are within your grasp. This series of articles...n

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