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    Default Mac and PC??

    I created a website with my Mac and published it, but PC users can't get into the site. Does anyone know what the problem is and how to fix it?? Thanks.
    loco80 Guest

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    Default Re: Mac and PC??

    Link? Details?
    Are you linking to an html page, an swf?

    ladyluna Guest

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    Here's the link to the website.

    [url]http://www.natashamillerweb.com[/url]

    People say that when they click enter, it opens the pop-up window, but they can't see any contents...
    loco80 Guest

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    Default Re: Mac and PC??

    PC
    flashplayer 7
    Broadband (512Kbps)

    Internet Explorer6: Image on the first page didn't load (after a 2 minutes I
    gave-up).

    Netscape 7: all loads up fine


    In the HTML source below you refer to two different .swf files

    In the first line you refer to value="nasdaq.swf" and in the embed tag you
    refer to index.swf.....

    hehe - bet you kick yourself over that one :)

    <param name="movie" value="nasdaq.swf">
    <embed src="index.swf" name="index"..............

    Nice site btw - although I'd speed the frame rate up a little and slow down
    the transitions so cut out some of the jerkiness/flicker.

    Ed Massey



    "loco80" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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    > Here's the link to the website.
    >
    > [url]http://www.natashamillerweb.com[/url]
    >
    > People say that when they click enter, it opens the pop-up window, but
    they can't see any contents...


    Ed Massey Guest

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    Default Re: Mac and PC??

    PC Win 2000
    IE 6
    T1

    Pop-up loaded fine, and the loading bar appeared. Took way too long to load
    the site, so I gave up. Didn't see anything except the loading bar.

    --
    Seth Meranda
    smeranda<at>unlnotes<dot>unl<dot>edu




    "loco80" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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    > Here's the link to the website.
    >
    > [url]http://www.natashamillerweb.com[/url]
    >
    > People say that when they click enter, it opens the pop-up window, but
    they can't see any contents...


    Seth Meranda Guest

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    Nice site, works good on my mac os10.3 in IE, although it took too long to
    load, which is saying something on my computer! One thing, I prefer to have
    some sort of center piece in the scroll bar, that way I can drag it and read
    smoothly. Having to keep clicking on the down arrow is really annoying!

    Curious how you got the flash screen to center above browser window when you
    enter--I have been trying to figure this out for my site, would appreciate your
    advise.

    luna

    ladyluna Guest

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    Default Re: Mac and PC??

    I tried the site on my pc, IE, I think the white box is only there because the thing is still loading. It doesn't have anything to display yet. How big is this file?
    luna
    ladyluna Guest

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    <PARAM name="movie" value="nasdaq.swf">
    <EMBED src="index.swf" name="index"

    here is your problem, best is too both use the index.swf :')

    some tips:
    -why use a pop-up? IF you do use a pop-up than mention this very clear on
    your site that when someone clicks here a pop-up will appear. most people
    have popup killers.... (personaly, i don"t like pop-ups. for technical and
    estetic reasons)
    absolute centering of your swf on a nice background gives you more
    possebiletys to make your web-site looks very nice.
    a pop-up is just some masking up for not being able to implement your swf in
    a nice page

    - why use a flash movie to fire up the pop-up? why not some javascript?
    good practise is NOT to use any flash elements on your first page that is
    needed to start (enter) your site. first tell them what's the best way to
    vieuw your site (resolutions, plugins etc ...) then use some flash. (any
    browser can load an image, not any browser have flash installed)


    "loco80" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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    > I created a website with my Mac and published it, but PC users can't get
    into the site. Does anyone know what the problem is and how to fix it??
    Thanks.


    Rob De Vries Guest

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    Thank you so much everyone! I'm going to fix it now...

    I used a component to center the pop-up window, because I don't know anything about JavaScript...I'm just a beginner for web design stuff.
    loco80 Guest

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