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My web page seems to invokes program error
I am fairly new to web publishing. I recently put a page online that seems to work fine with both Netscape and IE but a customer on the internet called to say when he tried to access the page his computer put up a warning that the page was trying to access a vue-print.exe program! It then shut down his browser! I have never heard of this. The pages work fine on everyone elses browser Ive spoken to. The customer claims this is the only page that does this. This is far from a complicated page...what gives? I'ts address is BTI@Broadcasttools.com/bti /...Any input would be appreciated. Thank you.
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Hi,
The following link is to a page with midi files. At the bottom of the list are links to sites that have mid files for sale which you should be able to use on your site. Seems there are more sites than listed on this page. Happy hunting.
BTW, if I remember correctly, you used the canyon.mid file. You might try an link to this file in the users windows directory however, Win95 users may not have this file as users of other systems. Windows 3.x is widely used in business sites as your page seems to be targeted to.
Thanks and good luck.
salt
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http://www.harmony-central.com/MIDI/files.html
The following link is to a page with midi files. At the bottom of the list are links to sites that have mid files for sale which you should be able to use on your site. Seems there are more sites than listed on this page. Happy hunting.
BTW, if I remember correctly, you used the canyon.mid file. You might try an link to this file in the users windows directory however, Win95 users may not have this file as users of other systems. Windows 3.x is widely used in business sites as your page seems to be targeted to.
Thanks and good luck.
salt
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http://www.harmony-central.com/MIDI/files.html
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Thank You Salt! I really appreciate your input. I have already deleted the midi file and re-installed the JAVA that was originally on the site. (I thought, perhaps, I had done the JAVA wrong and that was a problem.) I am a musician myself, but have not taken the time to put together some original midi files for the web, so I'll be visiting the address you sent me soon! I have used the experts exchange twice and both times been very impressed with the professionalism, helpfulness and speed of the responces. I am currently expanding my web publishing business, is there a way to contact you directly (when I have enough points!) to get your input and advice in the future? Thanks again. signed, Graphics
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