There are plenty of ways to go about 5 & 6. You could set it up as an attribute within the XML node where if it sees a "video" attribute in the attributes property, then pop up a button that will point to your video (if that's what you're trying to do... or are you trying to pop up a button that plays a video - either way, the principle is somewhat the same).
jord On 3/8/07, Wendy Marino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey Francis, Thank you very much. Actually part of #5, and 6 was my only- question! 1-4 is no problem. I must not have been clear as I was just trying to explain the circumstance of my question, sorry and =Thank You= for your kind response. I will investigate soon!! Best Regards, Wendy
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