Click the "get the code" link for the widget that you would like to install. If you are installing the widget on MySpace, then you'll want to click the "myspace code" section; otherwise click on the "embed code" section. Highlight the entire contents of the box and copy it to your clipboard by right-clicking and selecting "copy" from the menu. Paste the code into the source code for the page that you would like to display the widget on.

Make sure that you are using the correct version of the widget code (the MySpace code for use on MySpace; the embed code for all other cases). You may also want to try re-inserting the widget by copying the code from our site again to ensure you have the latest version. If the widget is working correctly on our widget page but not on yours, and you have copied the code correctly, then the issue may be with your website host.

Yep - you can put the widget on as many pages as you would like. Also, if you would like to feature different products on different pages you can create multiple widgets and still feature your rep code.

The TypePad Widget Gallery lists all of the currently available widgets. You can keep up to date on new widgets by subscribing to the New Widgets feed.

Well, it depends on your blogging platform. Instructions are provided alongside each of the plug-ins that can be downloaded here. Don't forget to sign up for an API key. You'll need one in order to use Defensio. (it's free.)

You must have the privileges of Administrator or Power User (which has limited Administrator privileges). When installed by either of these users, the application will be available to all users on the machine, but each user will only see their data.

Yes, you can get a code to place your voice blog widget into your profile by logging onto your Snapvine and clicking "My Voice Blogs" the "Get codes" or by clicking here.

Yes. Once a widget is added to your blog it behaves just like your archive listing or a TypeList -- you can use TypePad's drag-and-drop content ordering tool to put it just where you want it.

Copy the HTML code that is outputted once you create your widget and paste that into your page. If you have any difficulty you can email mohamed@karmaloop.com

First install the full version of Exercise Pro on the server. Start Exercise Pro and select File/Setup from the menu. In the middle of the Setup screen there is a place to add you Network Code. Enter the Network Code that you received when purchasing Exercise Pro. (If you are just running 1 concurrent copy on the network you do not need to enter a network code.) Exit Exercise Pro on the server before installing the clients. Next Install Exercise Pro on the client.

No, RADIUS was designed for individual PC use and certain configuration files will not work if the program is stored anywhere but the C: drive.

Every video on Revver includes lots of sharing options including "grab codes" in several formats which you can embed in many locations.

No, it is not a social network. There is no scrapbook to receive spam on, no place to upload pictures of your dog, and no applications that want to put a box in your profile. The indiBlogger network lets you show other bloggers which blogs you like. So if you find a blog on the network that is of interest to you - you will be able to find other blogs that you'll like on that blogger's network.

A weblog is a constantly-updated web site where posts are listed in reverse chronological order, so the newest stuff is always at the top of the page. Blogs are typically written in a conversational tone with a stronger focus on timeliness than accuracy. In other words, we depend on you to correct us - but you can always depend on us for new information. My child, there is no One True Way.

A :A blog is short for "weblog". According to Webopedia, a blog is a Web page that serves as a publicly accessible personal journal for an individual. Typically updated daily, blogs often reflect the personality of the author. A blog allows you to keep an online journal you share with others. You can add, edit, or delete posts and comments.

Add SuTree's widget by pressing on the "Widgets" button which is located on the top of the page. Then, personalize the widget according to your taste.

SuTree's video search widget enables your readers and site users to search for video tutorials and how-to's directly from your site. The results are extensive since SuTree aggregates its educational videos from all over the web. In addition, the results are of great quality since every video is checked and approved by the SuTree staff. Your users couldn't ask for a more helpful application in your site.

In many cases, a blogging/publishing platform will not allow the user to directly edit/enter HTML directly and/or there are restrictions on including javascript within a post. In these cases, you will not be able to place a widget in a post, but you may be able to add the widget to the sidebar. Sidebars are provided by nearly all blogging/publishing platforms, and they typically support HTML/Javascript. For example, WordPress does not allow certain types of accounts to add Javascript.