QuickTime – Tutorials – QuickTime Active X Plugin
This site contains instructions for embedding Quicktime movies in html documents so that they are compatible with Windows.
Very handy reference for checking the HTML Codes for various ASCII symbols:
Twitter
- dpwolf: @paleofuture don’t taze me brogrammer
- dpwolf: @Pinboard I love the fact that you can import your tweets. Looks like t.co links in RTs are broken though.
- dpwolf: @foxmwoods Cool, just signed up. I used to love the network feature. It was my pre-twitter feed.
- dpwolf: Just used delicious to save a bookmark for the first time in almost a year. Does anyone still use it?
- dpwolf: @femmebot I believe the metric is shit-tonne :-)
- dpwolf: New headphones :-)
- dpwolf: RT @dylanschenker: "The importance of learning to code isn’t so that everyone will write code, and bury the world under..." http://t.co/ ...
- dpwolf: @SarahJaneMorris nice one!
- dpwolf: @glencoates haha
- dpwolf: I just ousted Garrett O. as the mayor of Tacos El Asador on @foursquare! http://t.co/bSTaxsJz
0 Responses to “clsid:02BF25D5-8C17-4B23-BC80-D3488ABDDC6B – using <OBJECT> and <EMBED> tags for Quicktime”