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(Unverified)Dec 31st 2007 12:59PM
I checked out the blog site referenced in the comment, but since I don't have Silverlight installed, I didn't see the slideshow. What I posted there was: So it appears that, if you do not have Silverlight installed, there is no indication that anything is missing from the page. As in Flash, or Quicktime, a question mark would appear, or when Flip4Mac activates, I see the custom background color I set up in it's prefs......but, on this blog, I don't see a thing that shows there is media missing.
Seems like there should be some sort of notice so that users know they are missing something necessary to view the content.