This will ensure that your Flash subform only appears for Web clients. Place this computed subform onto your Domino form in the place where you wish to have this information displayed.

Security, subforms, and different Flash forms
I mentioned earlier that you wouldn't lose the Domino security functionality by using Flash forms. This is true, as you could also incorporate your security into your Domino form or onto the subform. This will ensure that the subform is only visible for those who have sufficient rights to complete the information.

Conclusion
Hopefully, your imagination is running wild with how you can impress your Web users with some background animation and fun, non-static Domino forms. I hope this article has tantalized your taste buds for some Flashy ideas. In the next article in this series, I'll show you how you can add a whole new dimension to your Flash files by including sound!

DominoPower Contributing Editor Tony Patton is a Domino enthusiast with plenty of experience in Domino, Java, XML, and any other hot buzzword. He has written two books (Practical LotusScript and Domino Development With Java) and is a long-suffering Philadelphia sports fan. Drop him a line at aspatton@bellsouth.net.