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Late Breaks...Macromedia and Casio

03/01/02

Macromedia and Casio plan to offer Macromedia Flash Player for Casio's Pocket PC and Windows CE-based PDAs, including the BE-300 Pocket Manager and the new E-200 running the Pocket PC 2002 OS. Casio is working with leading Macromedia Flash content developers to create custom content for the myCasio.com service. This Macromedia Flash content will be available to myCasio.com subscribers through content channels that can deliver games, animation and applications. For more information, visit www.macromedia.com.

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