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  1. IndyOD

    adding an adobe pdf to a web page

    I think your problem is you have your link like a web link "<a href="http://www.geocities.com/dissmain/info/CMDezignzSlideshow.pdf">", your pdf file I imagine is located in the same directory as your html file. Change the link to "<a href="CMDezignzSlideshow.pdf">" if the file is in sub...
  2. IndyOD

    adding an adobe pdf to a web page

    I saw the link, it didn't work, but it looks like it should. I've got pdf files on a web site, I just checked and they are still working. Kevin
  3. IndyOD

    MCI32.OCX error

    Matt, Thank for a quick reply today. I've checked both computers, both have a MCI32.OCX file dated 5/7/1999 and is 194 KB in sizelocated in the WINDOWS\system32 directory. I tried the "Package and Deployment Wizard" you suggested. I created a package and took it to the other computer, it...
  4. IndyOD

    MCI32.OCX error

    I have wav files played in a game I've written in Visual Basic 6.0. I've used the MCI control component with the proper code. In the Sub Form_Load I have: MMControl1.Notify = False MMControl1.Wait = True MMControl1.Shareable = False MMControl1.DeviceType = "WaveAudio"...
  5. IndyOD

    Problem running a web page Powerpoint slideshow

    I have a Powerpoint slideshow that I want to run automatically when clicked on from a web page. I've saved the Powerpoint presentation as a web page but can't figure out how or if there is a way to set it up to run. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks. Kevin

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