mProjector enables you to build rich-internet applications for the desktop using Adobe Flash. If you know Flash and a little ActionScript, then creating Mac and Windows desktop toys, widgets, and applications is just a few clicks away.
mProjector… Crank it to 11
You can make amazing stuff.
That's right. For Windows AND Mac!
Pixel-perfect transparency.
Know Flash? You know mProjector!
It just works.
Faster downloads.
Multiple windows.
Get up to speed quickly.
Set your widget free.
Growing community.
Custom services available.
1. You can make amazing things.
mProjector transforms your Flash web applications into Desktop applications. Make connected widgets, games, branded news readers, screen buddies, autorun CD installers, system tray or toaster popup alert applications. Make happy clients... and more of them.
2. That's right. For Windows and Mac!
mProjector supports both Windows and Mac OS X with more cross-Platform APIs and unmatched cross-platform functionality. Only mProjector supports Flash-Shaped windows on Mac and Windows, and unlike our competitors we use our software (mProjector) to build mProjector. Maximize your audience with minimal effort.
3. Pixel Perfect Transparency.
mProjector now supports dynamic Flash-shaped windows, alpha channels, and anti-aliasing for both Windows and Mac OS X. Whatever you draw on the Flash Stage will draw directly on the desktop -- in real time. Old-school development tools and the SWF2EXE competition can't touch this.
4. Know Flash? You know mProjector.
So; you know Flash. What does it take to learn mProjector, you say? Well, mProjector integrates right into the Flash IDE and looks as if it shipped with it. So your "learning curve" is more like a learning blip
5. It just works.
What’s that, you say? On the PC, you've found several other SWF2EXE tools? With just as many features. Maybe "more". And therein lies the problem. Can you say "bloated", "overly complex", "buggy", "Windows-Only", "huge file sizes"? Unfortunately they can, and do. You don't have to worry about these issues with Flash so why should you with your desktop application creator?
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