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Adobe AIR
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Adobe AIR
(Adobe Integrated Runtime) A runtime engine for Windows, Mac and Linux from Adobe that supports rich Internet applications (RIAs). Adobe AIR enables Flash/Flex, JavaScript, HTML and AJAX code to resemble traditional desktop applications by running without the Web browser. Originally called "Apollo" when released in 2007, it was renamed AIR later that year. See runtime engine.


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76 Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) is a new product from Adobe that allows web developers and web designers to use the skills they already have to build rich desktop applications.
This is pioneering software developed for AIR, the Adobe Integrated Runtime, which enables users to run Flash-based programs outside the confines of a web browser.
In addition, Mediaclip integrated its Flash development with the recently announced Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR), which allows the same application to run online, on the desktop (offline), and on a kiosk (online or offline).
 
 
 
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