Shared Objects -- "Best Practices " 2004-03-03 - By Sherman, Daniel
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Hello All,
I am building a desktop app that needs to save variables for use immediately in
the current session and also in later sessions, using shared objects.
The variable's value may change several times during one session and will need
to be updated immediatly in the movie.
Have a question though, Which yields the best (fastest) performance?
1. Store all the user's info as global variables, then save them to the hard
drive all at once.
2. Keep saving and retrieving the variables as shared objects (if user changes
mind and chooses red instead of green, shared object would update immediately
and be retrieved by current playing movie)
3. I'm totally missing the boat, and you guys can tell me how you would do this
: )
Daniel Sherman
Multi-Media Coordinator
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(410) 951-7398
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