WMP use in FP 2003

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I just installed the Windows Media Player 10 add-in for FrontPage 2003,
however when I attempt to insert the media player to the webpage I am
constructing I get the following.

A box opens on the screen which is titled [ FrontPage FP_WMP Component
Properties] Followed by a section labeled [Description] with the following
listed after it [ No description is available for this FrontPage component]
then there is a section labeled [Settings] which says [There are no settings
for this FrontPage component] and at the bottom of the box is [No value
selected]

It certainly doesn't insert the Media player so what is the problem and how
do I fix it? I removed the add-in downloaded a fresh one and re-installed it
with the same results.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 
I have tried lookinig in the knowledge database but can't seem to find
anything like what I am experiencing, so I guess for the time being the Media
Player will not be a part of my website as much as I would have liked to have
used it.
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Commosgt


Andrew Murray said:
Perhaps it requires WMP 10 (the full thing) as well as the plug in?

commosgt68 said:
I just installed the Windows Media Player 10 add-in for FrontPage 2003,
however when I attempt to insert the media player to the webpage I am
constructing I get the following.

A box opens on the screen which is titled [ FrontPage FP_WMP Component
Properties] Followed by a section labeled [Description] with the following
listed after it [ No description is available for this FrontPage
component]
then there is a section labeled [Settings] which says [There are no
settings
for this FrontPage component] and at the bottom of the box is [No value
selected]

It certainly doesn't insert the Media player so what is the problem and
how
do I fix it? I removed the add-in downloaded a fresh one and re-installed
it
with the same results.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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