Different Page sizes for QT playback

Is there a tutorial out there to help me design a page that
stays at a specified size for Quicktime Movie Playback?
Thanks

drumsetc wrote:
> Is there a tutorial out there to help me design a page
that stays at a specified size for Quicktime Movie Playback?
>
> Thanks
do you mean in a popup window?
if yes, open Dreamweaver Behavior Panel: Dreamweaver >
Window > Behavior
Then select your link that opens the QT movie, and with that
link selected, go to Behavior panel,
under the + sign, select Open Browser Window
You'll be taken through dialog window where you can set the
size of the popup window.
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