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Joseph W. Lowery

"Dreamweaver CS3 Bible"


Using embed with ActiveX
All ActiveX controls are included in HTML??™s ... tag pair. Dreamweaver codes this for
you when you insert any ActiveX control. Netscape doesn??™t recognize the tag, and Internet
Explorer doesn??™t recognize the tag when it??™s within an tag, so it??™s possible to target
both browsers with one and pair.
After you??™ve entered the FileName parameter and value for the Windows Media Player ActiveX control,
select the Embed checkbox in the Property inspector. The same name that you specified as the FileName
now appears in the Embed text box. Dreamweaver takes advantage of the fact that Netscape doesn??™t recognize
the tag by inserting the tag inside the ... tag pair. The
resulting HTML looks like the following:
width=???193??? height=???270???>



filename=???sounds/Fantasy.mid??? playcount=???0??? showdisplay=???true???>


CAUTION CAUTION
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Using Audio on Your Web Page 27
Note that Dreamweaver picks up the attributes and parameters from the ActiveX control to use in the
tag.


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