Re: Q/T Hot Spot Info

[Baby Doll <videofxgirl@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Glenn

Thanks for your info.  I am using Panoworx on a PC to stitch my photos. Its 
in this program that the hot spot info is performed, nota HTML editor.

OK after another 6 hours trying to figure this one, I have got it down to 
the OPTUS installed IE5.  I recently purchased a Optusnet prepaid card, 
which upon installation, updated my IE 5. It is THIS browser alone which is 
having the problem as I installed this update on my PC and now experience 
the SAME problem. I have tinkered with heaps of settings but am unable to 
get it working. Any ideas??

This is a real pain as I would like to distrubute my CD ROM, but am now 
weary as 'other' people will have the Optusnet browser installed and will 
therefore have the same problem.

I will email Optusnet support, BUT like most large corporations, I don't 
expect to much response.

Thanks for any suggestions

Regards
Ash Cooper

>From: Glenn Barry <glenn@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>Reply-To: panorama-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>To: panorama-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: Re: Q/T Hot Spot Info
>Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2000 21:10:48 +1000
>
>Hi Ash,
>
>You might want to check if your html file has it's document root set at 
>local so
>that it isn't looking to find the link elsewhere. For example when you add 
>a
>link in dreamweaver it gives you the option of making the link relative to 
>the
>document or the site root. An example of this can be where you go to a site 
>and
>click on a dead link which refers to something like //my documents/web
>pages.........etc on the users hard drive which means that the link was 
>realtive
>to the site root when it was on the local machine instead of the document
>where-ever it ends up. Just make sure that it is document relative. Ignore 
>the
>drive letter, that part isn't important have you tried //index.htm?
>
>What program are you using?
>
>Glenn
>
>
>Baby Doll wrote:
>
> > Please help.  I am trying to setup a hot spot in my Q/T VR movie to 
>another
> > media file ie .wav, .jpeg or even .htm, on a CD ROM.
> >
> > I have done this no problem on my website, but need to know what 
>"prefix"(?)
> > I would use to get the link to open regardless of drive?  If I have a 
>html
> > file called index.htm on a cd rom in a directory called "filz" ie
> > d:/filz/index.htm, what would I type as the link, NOT knowing that the 
>drive
> > is labelled  d:???
> >
> > I have tried:
> > :/filz/index.htm
> > /filz/index.htm
> > <SrcDrive>/filz/index.htm
> > ?/filz/index.htm
> > ../filz/index.htm
> >
> > + HEAPS MORE variations. None have worked.
> >
> > Please help as I have searched for hours on the net for this or any 
>other
> > hot spot info.
> >
> > Sorry for being so "windy"
> >
> > Regards
> >
> > Ash Cooper
> > Brisbane, QLD.
> > 
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