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Zinc 4.0 Released for Windows, Mac OSX and Linux

We’re extremely excited and very proud to announce that Zinc 4.0 is now available to Download and Purchase for Windows, Mac OSX and Linux!

Zinc 4.0 has been in development for over 14 months and is the culmination of everything we’ve learned over the last 9 years. We’ve refined everything that you love about version 3.0, and introduced some important new features and changes that we’re sure you’re going to love in version 4.0!

Available to download right now, Zinc 4.0 is the Ultimate Application Development Tool for the Adobe Flash Platform. With Zinc 4.0, you can create Powerful Desktop Applications with Flash, Flex, Flash Builder and for the first time in Zinc, you can even build Desktop Applications with HTML5!

Furthermore, Zinc 4.0 has been updated with full support for Mac OS 10.7 “Lion” and you can now export Zinc Projectors directly to Xcode 4.0 for submission to the Mac App Store. Combined with 150+ ‘under the hood’ updates and tweaks, Zinc 4.0 is the most Powerful version of Zinc to date!

We’ll be posting further details on each new Feature in Zinc 4.0 on the MDM Blog over the coming days and weeks so be sure to subscribe to our RSS Feed.

For now, we hope you enjoy using Zinc 4.0 – don’t forget to check out the all new MDM Online Shop where New Users can Purchase Zinc 4.0 and Registered 3.x Users can Upgrade to Zinc 4.0.

From everyone at MDM, we’d like to extend our Thanks to all of Registered and Trial Users for the continued Support and Loyalty.

 

Filed under: News & Announcements by MDM Staff
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2 Responses to “Zinc 4.0 Released for Windows, Mac OSX and Linux”

  1. Rich Morey, on October 24th, 2011 at 22:24 Said:

    I sent a message to customer support but never received a response so I’ll try my inquiry here. Can I create iOS apps with Zinc and Flash/Flex? What are the advantages to using your runtime tools over Adobe AIR?

  2. MDM Staff, on October 28th, 2011 at 12:21 Said:

    @Rich Morey

    No, it’s not possible to build iOS App with Zinc (yet…) – you can, however, export Zinc Projectors to Xcode and submit to the Mac App Store for Mac OSX.

    For the advantages of using Zinc 4.0 over Adobe AIR, please see this link: http://www.multidmedia.com/software/zinc/#WhyZinc

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