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Introduction
The 3Space Player is a web browser plug-in. For Internet Explorer on
Windows, a plug-in is an ActiveX Control. For Netscape, a plug-in is a
java interface to a special shared library. However, the HTML, JavaScript
and XML code used to access the 3Space features is the same for the two
browsers.
- First of all, we will explain briefly how plug-ins work in Internet
Explorer or Netscape.
- Then we will describe the methods and properties of the 3Space player
object.
- The next step will be to create the HTML source code that launches
a 3Space player object by hand.
- Next, we will show some source code examples showing how to use scripting
languages for programming the 3Space player from within an HTML page.
- Finally, we will give a more detailed explanations
on how Internet Explorer automatically downloads ActiveX controls and
some remarks about security.
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