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Gene
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RE: Shock Wave Flash .swf - 4/3/2003 20:47:18
You may have to Embed it. Where did the file come from? Is it a Flash or Swish file?
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Nancy
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RE: Shock Wave Flash .swf - 4/3/2003 21:33:15
The below site has a nice FrontPage add-in for adding .swf files. Free download called Flasher, about half way down the page.
http://www.jimcoaddins.com/com.aspx
Nancy
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HomerBohn
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RE: Shock Wave Flash .swf - 4/4/2003 10:50:08
the way i' ve done it in FP...worked for me the few times i' ve done it. (FP2002)
Import the file into your web...
Click on Insert>Web Component>Advanced Options and choose Plug-In
hit the browse button, and select the file you imported into the web, pop in a message stating that they will need the Flash Player to view this, set the height and width of the file and blamo.
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