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| ________ objects are files that can be displayed or executed within HTML documents, or in a stand-alone fashion. |
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| A ________ is an example of a multimedia file. |
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| The ________ is an Adobe program that is handled easily through Dreamweaver. |
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| Many ________ pages use various types of interactive media and are good mood setters. |
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| Dreamweaver provides the Media pop-up menu and the ________ menu for adding media objects to a Web page. |
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| The Plugin command on the Media pop-up menu in the Insert bar inserts a file at the intersection point using a(n) ________ tag that requires a Netscape Navigator plug-in for playback. |
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| ________ is a collection of tools for animating and drawing graphics, adding sound, creating interactive elements, and playing movies. |
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| Object within Flash are created using ________ graphics. |
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| GIF and JPEG graphics use ________ technology. |
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| Dreamweaver comes with two Flash objects, ________, which you can use without having the Flash program. |
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| Flash buttons and Flash text |
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| Using Flash, you can export a .fla file as a(n) ________ file that can be viewed in a browser. |
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| A(n) ________ file can be played back in browsers and previewed in Dreamweaver but not edited in Flash. |
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| You create a(n) ________ file when using the Flash button and text objects in Dreamweaver. |
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| ________ files are used in the Flash button object. |
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| You edit Flash text through the ________. |
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| The ________ quality control setting, available on the Flash property inspector, emphasizes speed at first, but improves appearance when possible. |
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| The ________ quality control setting, available on the Flash Property inspector, emphasizes both speed and appearance at first, but sacrifices appearance for speed if necessary. |
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| The ________ format is for instrumental music. |
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| The ________ format has a very high degree of compression, with smaller file sizes than MP3. |
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| You can insert media content into a browser as plug-ins using the ________ tag. |
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| Internet Explorer's default multimedia player is ________. |
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| The simplest and easiest way to add sound to a page is through ________. |
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| The Plugin command is on the ________. |
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| The ________ format allows streaming of video, uses Windows Media Player, and plays on both Windows and Macintosh computers. |
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| A ________ file is a compressed file associated with Director and Shockwave that can be previewed in Dreamweaver and viewed in your browser. |
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GIFs and JPEGs are examples of multimedia.
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Flash player and Shockwave are exmaples of Adobe programs what are handled easily through Dreamweaver.
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Once a plug-in is installed, its functionality is integrated into the HTML file, but the Web browser generally does not recognize the plug-in application.
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A Flash page generally consists of a default home page that displays the Web site logo or some other site promotion.
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Dreamweaver provides five methods to insert media objects.
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The Media pop-up menu is located on the Insert bar.
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When you select an option from a pop-up menu in some categories, that option become the default action for the button.
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The Flash command on the Media pop-up menu places a Flash button at the insertion point.
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The Flash text command on the Media pop-up menu places a Flash text button at the insertion point.
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The param command on the Media pop-up menu inserts a tag that allows you to pass parameters to an applet or object.
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The Flash player is a collection of tools for animating and drawing graphics, adding sound, creating interactive elements, and playing movies.
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Objects within Flash are created using bitmap technology.
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Vector images are a more efficient method of delievering graphics over the Internet because they are displayed faster on a downloading Web page.
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Creating Flash files requires that a developer use the Flash program.
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Only a few media objects require a helper program or plug-in before they can be displayed in a browser.
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The .fla file is the source file for any project and is created in the Flash program.
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The .swt file is a compressed version of the Flash file, and is optimized for viewing on the Web.
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The .swf file enables you to modify and replace information in a Flash movie file.
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You edit Flash text through the Property inspector.
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The W and H boxes on the Flash Property inspector indicate the wdith and height of a given object in pixels.
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The values entered into the V space and H space boxes on the Flash Property inspector ass space, in picas, along the side of an object.
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On the Flash Property inspector, Scale determines how an object fits into dimensions set in the W and H fields.
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On the Flash Propert inspector, Bg opens a dialog box for entering additional parameters to pass to an object.
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To insert a Flash movie into a Web page, position the insertion point in the Document window at the location where you would like the movie to display and click the Flash button on the Media pop-up menu.
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When a Flash movie is inserted and selected, Dreamweaver displays the Insert bar.
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Adding sound to a Web page can be expensive in terms of the Web site size and download time.
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Most computers today have some type of sound card and some type of sound-capable plug-in that works with their browser.
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The AIFF sound file format can be played by few browsers and requires a plug-in.
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The MIDI sound file format is for instrumental music.
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The MP3 sound file format is a compressed format that allows for substantially smaller sound files.
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The RealAudio sound file format has a very low degress of compression.
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WAV-formatted files generally have poor sound quality.
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A Web browser is basically an HTML decoder.
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A plug-in is a stand-alone program.
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To work correctly, plug-in programs must be present in a browser's Plug-ins folder.
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When a browser encounters a file with an extension of .swf, it looks for and attempts to start the MP3 plug-in.
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Soon after it was created, the "EMBED" tag was made part of the W3C's official HTML specifications.
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Adobe's Acrobat Reader and Apple's QuickTime are examples of plug-ins.
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An ActiveX control is a control that uses Applet technologies.
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When you insert media using ActiveX, you must specify a ClassID or ActiveX control.
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When adding media to a Web page, a Web page developer must try to predict how Web site visitors will have their browsers configured.
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The simplest and easiest way to add sound to a Web page is through linking.
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Embedding a sound in a Web page provides the Web site developer with control over the audio player.
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A parameter defines the characteristics of something.
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The AutoStart parameter defines whether a player should start automatically.
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The ClickToPlay parameter defines whether a player should start when a user clicks the player area.
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The InvokeURLs parameter indicates the URL of a file to play.
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Dreamweaver uses the ClassID to define an object when generating the code for an ActiveX control.
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The AVI format is one of the most popular formats on the Internet; it is cross-platform, running on Windows and Macintosh computers.
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QuickTime is a common video file format for both Windows and Macintosh computers.
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| A(n) ________ is a program such as the Flash player or Shockwave viewer. |
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| A(n) ________ is a program application that is installed on your computer and used to view plug-in programs through the Web browser. |
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| Creating ________ files requires that the developer use the Flash program. |
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| The ________ box contains an identifier used to identify a Flash text object for scripting. |
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| The ________ text box on the Property inspector allwos you to include a file name that specifies the path to the Flash object file. |
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| GIF JPEG graphics use ________ technology. |
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| The ________ button on the Property inspector returns the selected object to its original size. |
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| The ________ feature on the Property inspector controls antialiasing during playback of a movie. |
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| The ________ button opens a dialog box for entering additional parameters to pass to an object. |
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| When the ________ box is checked, a movie plays continuously. |
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| ________ is a set of technologies developed by Microsoft and is an outgrowth of OLE (object linking and embedding). |
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| A(n) ________ is a control that uses ActiveX technologies and currently is limited to Windows environments. |
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| ________ a sound in a Web page provides the Web site visitor with control over the audio player. |
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| A(n) ________ defines the characteristics of something. |
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| The ________ on the ActiveX Property inspector identifies the ActiveX control to the browser. |
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| Checking the ________ box on the ActiveX Property inspector adds an >EMBED< tag within the >OBJECT< tag for the ActiveX control. |
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| The ________ value on the ActiveX Property inspector defines the data file to be used for a Netscape Navigator plug-in if the Embed check box is selected. |
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| The ________ value on the ActiveX Property inspector specifies the URL containing the ActiveX control. |
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| The ________ option specifies the data file ID. |
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| The ________ option on Dreamweaver's Results panel is used to search and replace text, source code, and specific tags. |
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| Dreamweaver's ________ searches for broken links and unreferenced files in a portion of a local site throughout an entire local site. |
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| A(n) ________ file is a file that is not connected to any page within a given Web site. |
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| Adobe's Director program is used to create ________ files. |
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| The ________ file is a compressed file that can be previewed in Dreamweaver and viewed in your browser. |
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| The ________ file contains additional information that is used in a .dxr or .dir file. |
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