Is there anybody actually here? I need help

Question

I am really frustrated. I moved from GoLive to Dreamweaver
when I purchased a new Mac recently. It used to be that I could
easily insert a quicktime file with very little hand coding. This
seems impossible now. it seems the only wayt to do this is via hand
coding and I didn't need to pay another couple of hundred dollars
for a special application to do that. Is there any easier way
similar to GoLive to simply insert a quicktime file onto an HTML
page?
I have been dead in the water here for 2 weeks trying to do
this.
I'm not clear as to whether anybody is actually using or on
this forum - seems that messages posted are few and far between and
visits by users are equally rare. Hello - anybody?
FYI - I posted a question about a workaround for a problem I
found using DW on 3/26. There were no responses posted to that. On
the Apple forums, I received a few suggestions and some code
samples but here there was no response at all. From my experience
here - in contrast to the Apple forums, I deduced that - as with
other technical forums - there are possibly very few users actually
floating around here.
I'm not familiar with the alternative method of participating
in these forums mentioned in this thread since I typically do not
spend much time on forums, period.

Answer 1

np, thought I'd missed an hour there for a moment
Jo
"Nancy O" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:fsjg8b$hss$[email protected]..
> Yeah. Something's been amiss ever since daylight
savings.
> Thanks.
>
> -Nancy O.
>
>
> "josie1one" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
> news:fsjfoo$h9c$[email protected]..
>> Hmm Nancy - I think your clock is an hour out (o:
>>
>> --
>> Jo
>>
>>
>>
>> "Nancy O" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
>> news:fsjfd4$gug$[email protected]..
>> > You'll find the code you need to paste into
your page(s) here:
>> >
http://www.mediacollege.com/video/format/quicktime/streaming/
>> >
>> > Many people do not have QT or the QT plug-in
for their browser. These
>> > folks
>> > won't be able to see your .mov files. Flash
video, on the other hand,
>> > has
>> > much broader support on both Win & Mac.
>> >
>> >
>> > --Nancy O.
>> > Alt-Web Design & Publishing
>> > www.alt-web.com
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > "humanvery"
<[email protected]> wrote in message
>> > news:fsje8h$fmc$[email protected]..
>> >> I am really frustrated. I moved from GoLive
to Dreamweaver when I
>> > purchased a
>> >> new Mac recently. It used to be that I
could easily insert a quicktime
>> > file
>> >> with very little hand coding. This seems
impossible now. it seems the
>> >> only
>> > wayt
>> >> to do this is via hand coding and I didn't
need to pay another couple
> of
>> >> hundred dollars for a special application
to do that. Is there any
> easier
>> > way
>> >> similar to GoLive to simply insert a
quicktime file onto an HTML page?
>> >>
>> >> I have been dead in the water here for 2
weeks trying to do this.
>> >>
>> >> I'm not clear as to whether anybody is
actually using or on this
> forum -
>> > seems
>> >> that messages posted are few and far
between and visits by users are
>> > equally
>> >> rare. Hello - anybody?
>> >>
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>
>