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they might cheat and just use activex objects. Of course this means that office won't work on non-windows computers, but I have a feeling they won't care about
by catch23 17y ago
they might cheat and just use activex objects. Of course this means that office won't work on non-windows computers, but I have a feeling they won't care about supporting those.
- thorax 17y agoFrom what I read, it sounds like they use mostly JS (as it works in Firefox and Safari). I did see mention that perhaps a few corner case features use Silverlight (which I expected to be 100% of the features), but it remains to be seen how much they depend on that.
- catch23 17y agoI only mentioned it because another company (Intuit) has Quickbooks available online via the web, but you need a copy of Quickbooks in order to run it because it uses ActiveX objects that reference libraries from Quickbooks. Strange way to implement their web strategy!