Maybe <object> doesn't work, but you can use <iframe> instead, and it will
work on all popular browsers. For instance....
<html><body>
<P>See the ABC code in the window below<p>
<iframe src=test.abc height=200 width=600>
since iframe failed, click <a href=test.abc>here</a>
</iframe>
<p>This is the end
</html>
Isn't that what you are trying to do?
John Henckel
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At 02:02 PM 11/1/2000 -1000, Robert wrote:
>Long ago, (August 1999) I wrote:
>
> >Probably, the conceptually correct way to embed abc in html 4.0 is by
> >using <OBJECT>. One would keep the raw abc in a separate file (which
> >makes sense anyway). Then, in the html, one would use something like the
> >following:
> >
> ><OBJECT data="http://www.wherever.com/mytune.abc" type="text/plain">
> >abc transcription of mytune
> ></OBJECT>
> >
> >One could also make use of the align, width, height, border, hspace,
> >vspace attributes which are available for the <OBJECT> tag. The use of ">"
> >and "<" within the abc file should be safe, I think.
> >
> >Has anyone tried this?
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