If you decide to go with SVG, I saw on Adobe's web site a script that you can add to a page that checks to see if it is loaded and if it isn't asks the user if it's OK and loads it. If the user is using I.E. and some others, they do not have to reboot. That to me makes the problem of the user having to have it loaded in order to work, not nearly as bad.

>Tom,
>I have a couple of follow up questions for you, if you don't mind answering them for me.
>1. Which is better (in your honest oppinion) Flash or SVG? (I know this is a crazy question and I guess I know what the answer will be, but if you could be kind and give me a couple of reasons why you prefer one over the other)
>2. Which is easier to learn, Flash or SVG? (please considder number of books and articles written, available training and information/examples on the internet when you answer this)
>3. Which method is most widely used on the internet (and other places)? Is there a different trend?
>
>I know these questions arevery subjective (well atleast the answers are subjective), but I am trying to gather as much information as I can before Monday.
>
>Thanks,
>Einar