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Re: I/ON Media Player Framework

Subject: Re: I/ON Media Player Framework
From: Elliotte Harold <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2005 07:45:29 -0400
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Second issue: on the Mac there should be no "Close ION" menu item in the File menu. On Windows,, this menu item should be named "Exit", not "Close I/ON"

Third issue: the slash in "I/ON" is going to cause major problems. You're going to need to drop that slash out anywhere it touches a file system. This means some of the time the product will be "I/ON" and others it will be "ION". This is needless confusion. Just call it "ION" (or anything else without a slash) and avoid all this hassle.

Yes, in 2005, it is a little silly that half the things you want to do will be tied to arcane file system naming conventions, but this is the world we live in. :-(

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