Some how I managed to "insert" QuickTime MOV file "by1-qt.mov" into above
web page. As funny as it sounds, I have forgotten how I did this. And now
I wish to copy my original "by1-qtvr01.html" page and insert a different MOV
file into this copied page.
Regards,
Peter
Just make a copy of your page and in HTML view change the src to your new file in
<param name="src" value="by1-qt.mov">
and
<embed name="by1_qt" src="by1-qt.mov"
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| http://www.hineproperties.com/qtvr/by1-qtvr01.html
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| Some how I managed to "insert" QuickTime MOV file "by1-qt.mov" into above
| web page. As funny as it sounds, I have forgotten how I did this. And now
| I wish to copy my original "by1-qtvr01.html" page and insert a different MOV
| file into this copied page.
| Regards,
| Peter
|
|
Stefan B Rusynko wrote ...
Just make a copy of your page and in HTML view change the src to your new
file in
<param name="src" value="by1-qt.mov">
and
<embed name="by1_qt" src="by1-qt.mov"
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Hi Stefan,
That worked perfectly. Thanks.
Now, how does a person "Insert" a MOV file into a newly created web page in
such a way that when a visitor loads that page, the Quicktime MOV file will
play back or at least the visitor can manually start the play back.