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How
to embed an SWF file into EVRsoft 1stpage 2000
Adding a custom-made
SWF animation to 1stpage
is
a snap. By following these simple steps, you will be up and running
in no time at all and impressing all of your visitors with your
talents!
First create your
SWF animation.
1. Open 1stpage
2. Select the HTML page into which you want to insert the animation,
or start from scratch and open a new page
3. Save the HTML file to your website directory
4.
Go to "Options" and select "Switch to advanced/expert
mode"
5. Click on the advanced tab (figure01)
6. Then click on the Macromedia Flash Icon (figure01)
Figure01
6. Now you will
see that the following code appears in your HTML page:
object classid="clsid:166b1bca-3f9c-11cf-8075-444553540000"
codebase="http://active.macromedia.com/director/cabs/sw.cab#version=6,0,1,0"
width="32" height="32">
<param name="src" value="shockwave-file.swf">
<embed src="sockwave-file.swf" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/"
type="application/x-director" width="32" height="32">
</embed>
</object>
7. Since
this code does not reflect the proper file name, dimensions and
some other parameters, we suggest that you replace the above code
in your HTML document with the HTML code generated by our
tools.
8. This code can be found in our Flash tools
when you save the SWF file to your hard disk (figure02)
Figure02
9. Click on Copy
to clipboard
10. Go back to your HTML page in Evrsoft
11. Select the code between the object tags
12. Paste the code as generated by the Amara tool
Important: If you save
the file to a sub directory such as graphics you should make sure
that this path is also reflected in the HTML code. Our software
assumes that you save the file in the root of your webpage. However,
if you save the file into a graphics directory, for example, the
correct path to the file should be "graphics/your-swf-file.swf"
instead of just "your-swf-file.swf"
13, Then go to File/Save
your HTML file
14. To preview your work click on File/Preview in browser
13. There you have it, a nice simple way to add a little extra
pizzazz to your presentation!
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