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Click the Quick Properties button on the status bar to turn off the Quick Properties panel. You can customize what properties appear on the Quick Properties panel. For more information, see 29.

Flash is not Adobe s only solution for building interactive presentations for the Web. For many Web designers, Shockwave was their first introduction to Web interactivity. With Shockwave, multimedia files created in Adobe s flagship CD-ROM authoring package, Director, can be compiled to run in a browser window. This functionality gives Web designers the capability to build just about anything including arcade-style games and multimedia Web front-ends bringing a CD-ROM look-and-feel to the Web. Before you can successfully include a Shockwave file, you need to know one small bit of information the dimensions of your movie. Dreamweaver automatically reads the dimensions of your Flash file when you insert the Flash movie object. Unfortunately, if you re incorporating a Shockwave movie, you must enter the dimensions in the Property inspector. To find the width and height of a Shockwave movie, load it into Director and then choose Modify Movie Properties to open the Property inspector. The dimensions are located on the Movie category of the inspector. To add a Shockwave file to your Web page, follow these steps:

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You ve sold a car or a pair of skis whatever you sell, it s going out the door with a customer and now you need to ask yourself How do I stay in touch with that customer so that I get followon business, such as auto service or new boots when that customer is ready to spend again Suppose you interviewed the customer before he left, asking about his commute and what he listens to on the radio or where he likes to ski, and then told him to subscribe to your podcast to hear himself Many people will do it just for the fun of hearing themselves, and some will tell others about it, too You may get referral business out of the effort Marketing podcasts like this should emphasize getting the most out of the product or service that your customer buys.

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Getting Started Window..............................................................................................................61 Navigating the Getting Started Window ......................................................................................62 Using the Tasks Buttons ..............................................................................................................63 Opening the Tasks Descriptions from Tasks Buttons....................................................................69 Summary ....................................................................................................................................70