AIR Support?
And with the final release of AIR, cue the puns. Ok, seriously, I must have some kind of mental block with Adobe's web site. Where does one download documentation for AIR? I did find the online docs, but I had to use the site search tool to find it. I've yet to find a direct path to them.
Developing AIR Applications with HTML and Ajax
Developing AIR Applications with Flex
Developing AIR Applications with Flash
I haven't yet found the PDF downloadable version. Can someone share? I'll also use the Adobe web contact because I can't believe I'm the only one wondering the documentation link is.
Comments
http://www.adobe.com/support/documentation/en/air/...
# Posted By Jatin Nanda
| 2/25/08 6:30 AM
That said, it seems the complete documentation zip file link is incorrect or broken.
# Posted By Jatin Nanda
| 2/25/08 6:32 AM
How did you find the link to it?
# Posted By Raymond Camden
| 2/25/08 6:38 AM
Well I just happened to be the the AIR development center, looked up and the navigation and under the "developer resources" tab (thingy or whatever it is supposed to be) was a link Documentation.
Clicking on this link takes you directly to the "Help Resource Center" where you have to select the product you are looking for.
In my case I selected AIR and hit GO.
In summary, you are correct: -
- there doesn't appear to be a direct link
- even the help resource center is not "context sensitive"
- and frankly, one should have to "get lucky" with the link.
May be Web 3 is all about challenging the public user using Hide and Seek - far more fun (or not) ;-).
I totally see you point btw, and the saracism was not intended. :-)
Clicking on this link takes you directly to the "Help Resource Center" where you have to select the product you are looking for.
In my case I selected AIR and hit GO.
In summary, you are correct: -
- there doesn't appear to be a direct link
- even the help resource center is not "context sensitive"
- and frankly, one should have to "get lucky" with the link.
May be Web 3 is all about challenging the public user using Hide and Seek - far more fun (or not) ;-).
I totally see you point btw, and the saracism was not intended. :-)
# Posted By Jatin Nanda
| 2/25/08 8:31 AM