I can appreciate the circumstance. I fell pretty much into the same trap a while back with VMRL. I was bedazzled with all of the possibilities, spent an enormous amount of time fleshing out a interactive 3D world only to find at the end while It was slicker than snot. It could only run with any type of speed from the hard disk. I could'nt figure out why the site was being used more often. Ultimately I put the VMRL version as a alternate to the HTML version I created. Right now the site sits on my hard disk. I have not yet got the chance to port it to a host. It goes without saying that you have talent. Give a visit to really nice flash site is http://www.reeflections.com with nice use of graphics, animation and other content. It is a joy to visit and to use. I have to admit this site has provided me with Ideas on flash design.