(2) from  David Herren <[log in to unmask]>

Worked fine on OSX 10.4.3 in Omniweb--and if it works in Omniweb, it  
should in Safari since they're both KHTML/WebCore based. All Gecko- 
based browsers I tested also work including Firefox, Camino, Flock,  
Mozilla, and Netscape. Also worked just fine in Opera on OSX.

SInce the Yabla player appears to be a Shockwave generated Flash  
movie, I would suspect that you may not be running the latest version  
of the Flash player.

(3) from  John DuQuette <[log in to unmask]>

To address the question posted, LoMasTv 
http://lomastv.com is totally compatible across 
all platforms (Mac/PC/Linux). All you need is 
Flash (which is pretty much universal these 
days). Not sure why Jeff had a problem on his 
Mac, no doubt temporary snafu. (In fact, we 
develop 95% using Macs... though like I said, it 
works on all platforms).

John DuQuette
yabla inc.
+1 212 226 2370

(4)  from "Bryant, Todd" <[log in to unmask]>

We would possibly be interested as well, but we would want to make it
available to students in their dorms.  Purchasing them each a license is
not practical.  Are there no educational pricing options?

Todd

Todd Bryant
Language Program Administrator
Dickinson College
717-254-8941
Fax - 717-245-1456

(5) from Jeanne Farrell <[log in to unmask]>
It is Mac compatible.  I'm running 10.3.9 using Safari for my browser 
and it worked fine.  You also need flash plugin.  Read the FAQs for 
info.

Jeanne





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