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How To Record A Macro Using Microsoft Word – Part 3
Editing a Macro Using The VBA Editor
Welcome to Part 3 of my tutorial on Recording A Macro Using Microsoft Word.
In this tutorial you’ll learn how to make changes to your macro using the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) Editor.
In Part One you learned how to use the Macro Recorder to turn your keystrokes and mouse movements into a macro code. You also learned how to run the macro using the Tools – Macros menu command.
In Part Two, you learned how to assign a macro to a quick-key or keyboard shortcut and a toolbar button so the macro can be run easily and quickly. All three tutorials can be found at:…
How To Record A Macro Using Microsoft Word
How To Record A Macro Using Microsoft Word
This tutorial will show you How To Record A Macro Using Microsoft Word. This is the first of a three part tutorial and shows how to Search and Replace all occurrences of a word or phrase in an open document using a macro. All three tutorials can be found at:…
How To Change Drive Letter Assignments In Windows XP
This video tutorial shows how to assign a new drive letter to a drive using Windows XP. This technique can be used on your computer’s hard disks, CD and DVD drives, and other removable media devices.
FaceBook Images & Pictures – What’s the Maximum Size?
Are you, like me, wondering what the maximum size for a picture on your Facebook personal profile, group page, fan page profile or community pages is?
Well he’s the answer… The max size is Continue reading »
Embedding Windows Media Files Using HTML
by Philip King
Using HTTP progressive streaming for Windows Media is a cheaper alternative to "true" streaming media, though not "true" streaming, just a good simulation of the process.
- For this to work the viewer must have the correct plug-in installed on their computer.
Embedding RealMedia Files Using HTML
Embedding RealMedia Files Using HTML
There are two options for streaming RealMedia:
- Using a Streaming Server, or
- HTTP Streaming.
A streaming server, such as Helix Universal Server from RealNetworks, has the capability to support many different formats including RealMedia, Windows Media, Quicktime and MPEG-4. There are many advantages to this:
Embedding QuickTime Media Files Using HTML
Embedding QuickTime Media Files Using HTML
To create a true streaming QuickTime multimedia environment you will need access to a streaming server such as the Apple QuickTime Server. The example below shows an alternative method using a simulate streaming environment with progressive download, which is a lot simpler and cheaper.
Streaming Media Primers, Reports, White Papers
The following is a list of streaming multimedia, video and audio primers, reports and white papers I thought might be useful to those engaged on this topic. If you know of any documentation that should be added to this list, please let me know.
Embedding MPEG-4 Media Files Using HTML
Embedding MPEG-4 Media Files Using HTML
MPEG-4 was developed in the late 1990s. Initially development was supported by many companies including Apple, DIV-X and Microsoft, but Microsoft has since abandoned active support. MPEG-4 is a very good quality standard with low file sizes.
Embedding MPEG-4 video file into your web page requires the use of specific HTML code.
How to Create a Multimedia Streaming Video File
To make a video file which will be streamed from your website can be done in two ways:
- Use a multimedia conversion utility program to convert an existing file into the streaming file format you require. Multimedia conversion can range from the very expensive to free. There are many of both types available and new ones arriving on the market all the time. If you prefer to use an Adobe Multimedia product or RealNetworks Real Producer then you probably won’t go very wrong.
You could start your search with the following products…