WebTV is not always loading the page properly. This can cause Wav sounds attached to Meta Tags not to function. If you do not hear two Wav's, reload the page.
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Three points need to be made here.
#1-Place your Wave sounds between the
head tags of your page, just after the
closing <>/title> tag.
#2-You must time your first Wav and
discover how long it is. We timed the
"nointel.wav" above at 3 seconds. That time
goes in the content="3; section of the Meta
tag. If you don't allow enough time for the
first Wav to play thru, the second Wav will
cut the first one off.
#3-Unless you are very skilled with HTML,
never take out a homepage on "ADVANCED
Editor"! Always take out your page
with the "BASIC EDITOR"! Put in your title
and your choice of Backgrounds, then switch
to the "ADVANCED EDITOR".
Once you have switched to the "ADVANCED
EDITOR", you can put in your two Wav's. If
you don't want the same
Midi song playing over and over on your page,
you can do them the same way as with the Wav
sounds. Just follow the same code, and
replace the Wav URL'S with your Midi URL'S.
If you wish to have one Wav play when
someone enters your page, place the code
below close to the top of your writing:
<>embed src="http://pastorbill.itgo.com/Getup.wav"autostart=true>
To hear this WAV,
CLICK HERE
If you want someone to click on your
writing to activate your Wav, follow the code
below:
<>head>
<>title>WAV PAGE<>/title>
<>bgsound
src="http://www.twow.com:80/thumper/
nointel.wav">
<>meta http-equiv="refresh" content="3;
url=http://pastorbill.itgo.com/Tarzan.wav">
<>/head>
<>body>
Your writing or gifs in here.
<>/body>
<>/html>