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Help! Microsoft Publisher/Java Question
I currently have a website that I developed with MS Publisher 2003. There is a website that has a java based game that offers it for download and use on the web and I would like to add the downloaded game to my site (they provide a bunch of files (sample.html, java files and .class files). I am a novice (i.e., am clueless) and do not understant the files and what is needed.
I would like to add the game (and appropriate copywrite information as requested by the game site) but would like to keep the same look as my MS Publisher produced pages. I have not been able to figure out how to import the java-based game into Publisher to publish it to the web and I do not know the way to add/copy the game related files directly to my hosting site (and if I did, I'm not sure how to keep the same formate/tempate without using Publisher (which seem to generate incredibly complex code when creating the files to be published to the web).
Any guidance/help would be greatly appreciated.
I would like to add the game (and appropriate copywrite information as requested by the game site) but would like to keep the same look as my MS Publisher produced pages. I have not been able to figure out how to import the java-based game into Publisher to publish it to the web and I do not know the way to add/copy the game related files directly to my hosting site (and if I did, I'm not sure how to keep the same formate/tempate without using Publisher (which seem to generate incredibly complex code when creating the files to be published to the web).
Any guidance/help would be greatly appreciated.
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It took me a bit, but I was able to hardcode it into the html...thanks. I agree that I would be better off with a real web page software...
Mark