• Create a link for the sound to be played on Rollover or on Click. You need to make a simple text link with ‘#’ symbol.
• Then add a behavior to the link. Open Windows/Behaviors and click on the ‘+’ symbol in the Behaviors Panel. Click on ‘Play Sound’. Browse to find the sound you need to play and click OK.

Note: If you need to play music on any event, go to the behaviors panel and select another event from events drop down menu e.g. to play music on Rollover then you have to choose onMouseOver

Javascript Code

<script language=”JavaScript”>
<!–
function MM_controlSound(x, _sndObj, sndFile) { //v3.0
var i, method = “”, sndObj = eval(_sndObj);
if (sndObj != null) {
if (navigator.appName == ‘Netscape’) method = “play”;
else {
if (window.MM_WMP == null) {
window.MM_WMP = false;
for(i in sndObj) if (i == “ActiveMovie”) {
window.MM_WMP = true; break;
} }
if (window.MM_WMP) method = “play”;
else if (sndObj.FileName) method = “run”;
} }
if (method) eval(_sndObj+”.”+method+”()”);
else window.location = sndFile;
}
//–>
</script>

Dreamweaver generates the following code that embeds the sound file within the page

<embed name=’CS1022563046202′ src=’sound.wav’ loop=false
autostart=false MASTERSOUND hidden=true width=0 height=0>
</embed>

This can be included towards the end of the page.

HTML Code
<a href=”#” onClick=”MM_controlSound(’play’,'document. CS1022563046202′,’sound.wav’)”>Click
Here to Play Sound</a>

copyright from :

http://www.tutorialized.com/view/tutorial/

Obtain a Fermi Linux floppy disk from PREP counter in FCC3W or from Yolanda at WH8NW. This can be used no matter what OS you intend to install. Boot the machine to the “Choose a Language” screen. Then press Ctrl-Alt-F4. Look for the lines near the bottom of the screen that starts with the string “<6>eth0:”. Near the end of the line should be a string of 6 hexidecimal numbers separated by colons. This is the MAC address.

Open ‘System Preferences’ (usually found in the Dock) and select Network. Pick a location and specify the interface whose MAC address is desired in the Show: drop down list. For ‘Built-in Ethernet’, select the Ethernet tab. Read the MAC address labeled ‘Ethernet ID:’.

For wireless, select ‘Airport’ in the Show: dialog. Read the MAC address labeled ‘Airport ID:’.

Macintosh with Open Transport

Open the AppleTalk control panel. Go to the Edit Menu and select User Mode . Select the Advanced radio button and click OK. Click info. The MAC address is displayed in the AppleTalk Info window.

Macintosh with MacTCP

Built-in Ethernet computers using MacTCP

Generally this information is not required in order to set up an AppleTalk network. However, here are four methods to find the built-in Ethernet address:

Note: In order to obtain the Built-In Ethernet hardware address, the card will need to be initialized (hooked up to a valid Ethernet network).

• • Use MacTCP to identify the Ethernet address by opening MacTCP and using the Option key when selecting the Ethernet icon. For this to work you must be sure the caps lock key is NOT depressed, and connected to an Ethernet network.
  • If your computer is using Open Transport (OT) 1.1 there is a built-in feature that lets you find the Ethernet hardware address. Follow the steps below: (Your computer has to be on the Ethernet network to do this. If it is not, you cannot perform these steps.)

1. Open the AppleTalk control panel.
2. Go to the Edit menu and select User Mode.
3. Select the Advanced radio button and click OK.
4. Click Info.
5. The hardware address is displayed in the AppleTalk Info window.

• • You can also use the Apple LAN Utility to report the burned in address without being connected to a network. This article can help you locate the Apple LAN Utility software, “Where To Find Apple Software Updates” — Lists online services for free Apple software updates.
  • You can obtain the AG Group EtherPeek network monitoring application, which includes a utility called it GetMyAddress. This utility will also return the address of the computer’s internal Ethernet interface.

Built-in Ethernet computers using Open Transport

Built-in Ethernet computers using Open Transport includes any NuBus-based or PCI-based Power Macintosh computer with Mac OS 7.6 or later and configured for Open Transport.

You can find the hardware Ethernet address by opening the AppleTalk control panel and clicking the Info button in either the Advanced, or Administrator mode, shown in Figure 1. To access the Advanced or Administrator mode, choose User Mode from the Edit menu.

Note: If you have a Power Macintosh 9500 computer with version 1.0 of the System Enabler 701, you should update to System 7.5.3 or later with Open Transport 1.1 or later.

Figure 1 AppleTalk control panel

You can also use one of the following to find the Ethernet address:

Apple System Profiler 2.1.2

The Network Overview (under System Profile tab) has information that will detail the hardware Ethernet address, shown in Figure 2.

Figure 2 Apple System Profiler Network Overview tab

Current versions of GetMyAddress and other network utilities may not work with System 7.5.2 that came on some PCI-based Power Macintosh computers like the 7200, 7500, 8500, and 9500. You have a number of options.

Standard UNIX Tools

Many system administrators may require Ethernet hardware addresses for bootpd and rarpd configurations. If you are using a UNIX host for these network configuration services, you can use standard UNIX tools to determine the hardware address. Follow these steps:

1. Configure TCP/IP to the desired IP address.
2. Ping the Power Macintosh with Open Transport from a UNIX workstation.
3. Use arp to display address resolution table. For example, in A/UX the command would be “arp -a”.

Built-in Ethernet LaserWriters

To obtain the address of built-in Ethernet LaserWriters, you can use the LaserWriter utility that ships with the printer. Simply print the configuration page from within the LaserWriter utility program. The printout includes the physical address of the Ethernet interface. You must also be connected to an Ethernet network.

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If you have TCP/IP installed, run winipcfg (click Start, then Run, then type winipcfg in the text box.) Once the program runs, look for a box marked Adapter Address. This is your MAC address.

Windows NT

If you have TCP/IP installed, run ipconfig /all from an MS-DOS shell window.

Windows 2000

If you have TCP/IP installed, run ipconfig/all from a Command Prompt window.

(click Start, then Run, then type cmd in the text box.)

Type in ipconfig/all in the Command Prompt Windows.

The 12-digit Physical Address is the same as MAC address

*You will need to register all MAC addresses in cases where you have both wired and wireless interface in your system.

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On Solaris and SunOS systems, the ethernet device is typically called le0 or ie0. In order to find the MAC address of the ethernet device, you must first become root, through the use of su. Then, type ifconfig -a and look up the relevant info. For example:

# ifconfig -a
le0: flags=863<UP,BROADCAST,NOTRAILERS,RUNNING,MULTICAST> mtu 1500
        inet 131.225.80.209 netmask fffff800 broadcast 131.225.87.255
        ether 8:0:20:10:d2:ae

Note: Solaris and SunOS strip off the leading 0 commonly included in the MAC address. In the case of this machine, the MAC address is 08:00:20:10:d2:ae

Linux

On Linux systems, the ethernet device is typically called eth0. In order to find the MAC address of the ethernet device, you must first become root, through the use of su. Then, type ifconfig -a and look up the relevant info. For example:

# ifconfig -a
eth0      Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:60:08:C4:99:AA
          inet addr:131.225.84.67  Bcast:131.225.87.255  Mask:255.255.248.0
          UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST  MTU:1500  Metric:1
          RX packets:15647904 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0
          TX packets:69559 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0
          Interrupt:10 Base address:0x300

The MAC address is the HWaddr listed on the first line. In the case of this machine, it is 00:60:08:C4:99:AA.

FreeBSD

On a FreeBSD machine the command dmesg will display the MAC address, among other things.

HP

On HP systems, the ethernet device is typically called lan0. Type lanscan and look up the relevant info. For example:

$ lanscan
Hardware Station        Dev Hardware Net-Interface   NM  Encapsulation      Mjr
Path     Address        lu  State    NameUnit State  ID  Methods            Num
2.0.2    0x08000935C99D 0   UP       lan0     UP     4   ETHER              52

Note: HP systems remove the :’s from the MAC address. In the case of this system, the MAC address is 08:00:09:35:C9:9D.

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First, you go to the particular page of website that you want to copy.

Second, right click at the frame of the page and go to “view page source” then click.

Third, once the page source is open, press Ctrl+F to find the particular words.

And last but not least, when you found the lines, just copy and paste!

That’s all! Have a nice try!

Here’s some tips might be useful for a beginner.

1. To add people / feed

There are 3 way to add people / feed. First you can simply insert your friend’s id by knowing what their subscribing. For example, I have friend that subscribe blogspot and his id is useriskai.

Select which service provider he subscribe.

Ok that if your friend is subscribing one of the listed existing options. Else, you need to search and browse. So just try to key in your friends id or name and start search for feeds. If you have the result, click on the subscribe.

Result :

The method above are all true if you are born as a lucky person. But what if not? You have tried so many times to search your friends but the result is not there. Then you started to think that god hates you. You have a lot of sin and so on. Rilex, life is always fair.

First, just go to your friends website. On the url bar, make sure you notice the RSS icon on the right corner. For example: go to http://www.secretschool.org.

Click on the RSS. You will be directed to a new page.

Copy the address.

Go back to your google reader. Click Add Subscription and paste the url.

Walla! The result :

Have fun!

Thanks to the techie guy Syed Zulazri that helps me a lot in choosing which hp that suit me, now here are some new lesson on how to connect 3G if you are a mac user.

1) 3G Package

You have to make sure that first, your phone support 3G and second, you subscribe to the 3G package that your network provider offered. For Maxis subscriber, below are the printscreen packages from Maxis 3G portal.

2) Phone Setting

If you never done it before, you need to activate your 3G. Here are the link to the website. Please click on the 3G Phone Configuration. A blue pop up will appear. Remember to activate your 3G services first by keying in *136# and press CALL/SEND. You then need to proceed with the step inside. If you having problem or uncertainty, just ask the Maxis guy at any Maxis centre and they will help you to setup.

3) iBook

Turn on your Bluetooth. First, Set up Bluetooth Device.

Select Mobile Phone. Please make sure that your handphone is “discoverable”. Then, select your mobile phone.

You then need to pair your iBook with your mobile phone. You need to insert the number appear on the screen into your phone.

Next, a message from your iBook to your phone regarding the using phone as a modem will appear, click allow.

You will then need to insert the network provider username and password. For maxis subscriber,

the login name is : maxis
password is : wap
GPRS CID String : *99#
Modem Script : choose which one with the bigger number as Syed said to me, it might be the speed connection

Proceed and you have now successfully paired your iBook to your phone.

To recheck your setting, open Bluetooth Preferences,

click on Devices and you will see you handphone setting & services.

4) Connect to the internet

Make sure both of your Bluetooth phone and iBook turn on. Open internet connection.

Click on the Bluetooth icon.

Select your configuration setting and click connect. Your iBook will ask your phone to be a modem, click allow and walla.

Happy surfing!

5) Setting From Maxis Website

You can call a discrimination to a MAC user since most of the content in website nowdays support only PC user, especially in Malaysia. Even-though that I really understand the market demand is PC but please, don’t forget the minorities. I felt like orang asli you know, even-though I’m using iBook. Anyway, if you looking on how to connect your iBook to the internet via 3G from the maxis 3G portal, forget about it. I have emailed to them but there is no response until today.

So you need no hassle to online even inside the jamban! Congratulations!