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On July 1, 2008, Adobe announced steps to solve non-indexing of Flash based content by search engines by providing Google and Yahoo! with software that will make indexing and searching of Flash based pages and content possible.

Moreover, Google has announced that it has launched a "Flash indexing algorithm", which will result in better search results, so far as Flash based content is concerned.

This double treat is great news for all those Flash loving designers who always have had great ideas around Flash, but were feeling restricted because of search engine related problems.

Time to celebrate guys, Yippeeee

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Sarahlee

Thanks for the useful information. This helps esp those who LOVE to use flash Including myself

vampire

Vow..Rejoice to Flash Lovers.
Thank you.

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Thanks.. I will try and get more relevant information about the topic in future.

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Sarahlee

Hope so, thanks gaininfo

criphaze22

good for me^^ now can continue creating my flash website... thanks for the info....

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whansen02

I wonder exactly what the plan would be. Anytime in the last 10 years they could've thrown headers at the beginning of the file the same as mp3's do with id3 tags. To keep this from being abused and hold the tags accountable/keep them verifiable to the content in the flash file they would simply have to dump an extra copy of the text content from the flash file into the file header as well.

Of course that introduces other problems for game developers or other apps where for good reason maybe you don't want all your text to be searched. So hopefully it's an option and not a built in requirement/change to flash.

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