Enclose the URL with < and > and then add a space and T<_blank>
before the curly bracket.
Thus:
{href<:http://www.maximusspasalon.com> T<_blank> }Maxium{endHREF}
Any reason the printed name Maxium is different from MaximusSpaSalon?
Not a typo?
There's a different - and often more elegant - way to add clickable
links in Quicktime movies, if you have Adobe GoLive - or even Adobe
Photoshop. You can create clickable invisible hotspots in the
"Sprite Track" which can sit invisibly over Logos or Text in your
movie, thus making those graphics clickable but without a great big
blue text link appearing in your nice Quicktime movie.
Also, you can use the Sprite track to make the whole frame of the
movie clickable between certain time periods.
Rupert
http://twittervlog.tv
On 24-Oct-08, at 5:25 AM, Bookmarts wrote:
Finally learned how to create a hyperlink of my Credits in a
QuickTime movie, by using this
html code sequence:
[00:00:00.000]
{textBox: 0, 0, 50, 160}Makeup by Richard Calcasola at
[00:00:02.000]
{textBox: 0, 0, 50, 160}click here:
{href:http://www.maximusspasalon.com}Maxium{endhref}
[00:00:08.000]
But, cannot figure out how to get that link to open in a separate
browser window when
clicked on while viewing the movie. The code <a target="_blank">
should work if I knew
where it should appear. Regardless of where I enter it in the html
string it does not operate
as it should.
Any help is appreciated.
Michael
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