It is not sufficient to delete a link, a button or a video with the DEL key. To enable a fast reuse, EBooksWriter archives each thing you use in an internal archive or "album". If you delete the link, the file remains inside the album. If you want to delete the file, please choose "Hypertext >Images - files - link archive and erase", search the file then delete it with DEL.

Our servers will support files such as MP3 (.mp3), MIDI (.mid), Vivo (.viv), Waves (.wav), AVI (.avi), QuickTime Movies (.mov), Shockwave, Flash, and many others.

Yes. You can serve any graphics, sound, video, browser plug-in or other files that don't require a special server to send them. If you need more interactive goodies than SCN can offer, we encourage you to sign up for an account at a local Internet provider. There are plenty of good ISPs in the Seattle area. Please see SCN's list of Western Washington Internet Service Providers.

Yes, you may upload Flash, audio and video content to your online file library. Link to the file and it is live on your site. Yes, switch your content window to HTML view and just insert the HTML code provided by the banner provider, affiliate-marketing partner, or syndicated content provider.

Most of the file types submitted through the GEMS submission system are automatically converted to PDF for the review process. Dynamic content files should not be converted; therefore it is important that files be uploaded correctly. In the submission form, under Quantities, for animations and movies, select "Dynamic Content"; for spreadsheets with formulae and manipulatable data, select "Data Sets". This will ensure that files are available to reviewers and are not corrupted.

Yes. Although, the installer will skip the Portal installation if you are upgrading from July 2006 Version 13.0. The Portal multimedia files are required on each workstation, unless you are using a file server configuration. In that case, you will only need to update an existing file server configuration with the multimedia files.

There is no file type restrictions applied on our hosting plans. We support all types of multimedia files.

Add the files to be converted to the Tasks List. Then set the General Settings for the file(s). Set the File Settings (including its output file name, target format, and audio/video codecs) for each file in the Tasks List. When the files are added to the Tasks List, the Target Format is automatically set to .AVI. Each task in the list can have separate settings. When more than one file is selected at the same time, click the Apply Page Settings button to apply the settings to the selected files.

Yes, you can delete files by entering the file manager section and choosing the files you want to delete and then clicking the delete button.

NOTE : Apple Mac users: As the Apple Mac does not have an 'M:' drive, any files listed starting with M:\mac will be the files you see in your home directory when you log onto the system using an Apple Mac (via 'Chooser'). If you had executable files listed in your e-mail, then these files should be deleted as they are not permitted unless they are essential to study needs.

You can select the Start menu, and click Run or map a network drive (www.uwyo.edu/askit/displaydoc.asp?askitdocid=239&parentid=1) to the space created for your multimedia files. In either case, the path you should use to access your site's space will be in the format \\multimedia\multimedia$\sitename.. Once you have accessed your site folder using one of these methods, you can use drag and drop functionality to copy your multimedia files into the folder.

Yes, we can adapt your existing printed marketing or technical material to suit the special needs and reading habits of a Web audience. Most material written for printed media (articles, brochures, newsletters, manuals, or annual reports, etc.) is too long and needs to be restructured. But it is helpful for us to see and use materials you do have to better understand your business, goals, products, and services. In some cases, the material will work perfectly.

Multimedia files are generally of three types - Quick Time format, Real format and Microsoft multimedia format. You need the Quick Time player to play Quick Time files, the Real Player to play Real formats, and the Windows Multimedia Player to play MS multimedia files. You may have to download the appropriate player from the Internet and install it on your PC.

In order to accommodate as many users as possible and to avoid scroll bars in browser windows, we suggest the following: bitmapped multimedia files such as QuickTime movies and MPEG-4/DivX should not exceed 570 pixels × 430 pixels. Vector-based multimedia content such as Flash and SVG are scalable and may not require pixel resolution constraints; however, if you have the ability and choose to set pixel restrictions, use 570 pixels × 430 pixels as the maximum size.

No, multimedia files can be integrated into the article itself. The online article is the version of record.

Multimedia is made possible by building a "digital engine". This engine allows many different parts (video, audio, and graphics) to interact and produce a multimedia experience on-screen. Sometimes, however, the parts will 'collide' and the screen may not react as it should. This is normal and expected, so relax and continue if you come across minor technical 'hiccups'.

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this time, no you can not. If you really need to have a file deleted, please email us and tell us which file needs to be deleted.

If you decide to delete a folder your files are not deleted. They are automatically moved to the Default folder. If you wish to delete any files you can select and delete them as usual.