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Hi maybe somebody knows~~~ In Frontpage 2002 I had a webot that allowed me to
create a Photo marquee the changed a series of photos at prescribed
intervals??? I've looked High and low in FrontPage 2003 and cannot find this
webot???anyone knows where this is???? I would be much obliged.. Jim
 
It was the JAVA based Banner Ad manager
- deprecated because it relies on users having a valid JAVA engine

You can find it (if you want to use a tool that is not supported for many users) in the tool well
View - Toolbars - Customize - Commands - Insert


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| Hi maybe somebody knows~~~ In Frontpage 2002 I had a webot that allowed me to
| create a Photo marquee the changed a series of photos at prescribed
| intervals??? I've looked High and low in FrontPage 2003 and cannot find this
| webot???anyone knows where this is???? I would be much obliged.. Jim
 
In addition to what Stefan said, most people nowadays don't have Java
installed on their computer as generally there is very little need to. Users
that don't have a Java virtual machine won't be able to see this.

Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP _ FrontPage
 
Thank you guys, Now I know.. guess it was fun while it lasted.. again
appreciate greatly your rapid response... Jim

Mark Fitzpatrick said:
In addition to what Stefan said, most people nowadays don't have Java
installed on their computer as generally there is very little need to. Users
that don't have a Java virtual machine won't be able to see this.

Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP _ FrontPage

Stefan B Rusynko said:
It was the JAVA based Banner Ad manager
- deprecated because it relies on users having a valid JAVA engine

You can find it (if you want to use a tool that is not supported for many
users) in the tool well
View - Toolbars - Customize - Commands - Insert


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_____________________________________________
SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
"Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
http://www.frontpagemvps.com/FrontPageNewsGroups/tabid/53/Default.aspx
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| Hi maybe somebody knows~~~ In Frontpage 2002 I had a webot that allowed
me to
| create a Photo marquee the changed a series of photos at prescribed
| intervals??? I've looked High and low in FrontPage 2003 and cannot find
this
| webot???anyone knows where this is???? I would be much obliged.. Jim
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In addition to what Stefan said, most people nowadays don't have Java
installed on their computer as generally there is very little need to. Users
that don't have a Java virtual machine won't be able to see this.

Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP _ FrontPage
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Don't you mean "because MS wanted to kill off Java" - not because
"there is very little need to" ?
 
No, MS made it work better under Windows, and Sun had issues with that approach....

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MS had no choice but to kill JAVA, as a result of the lawsuit that was won
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| Don't you mean "because MS wanted to kill off Java" - not because
| "there is very little need to" ?
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