I attempted to use Netscape and it did not work. Same with IE 5.
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[hidden email]'" Subject: RE: [SHADO] Any requests? Date: Thu, 4 Jan
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>Hi Steve,
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> > What application do you open it with? > Steve Christensen
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>It should just open in your web browser. When you click on the URL, choose
>"open from current location", if you're using MS Internet Explorer. On some
>PC systems, I've noticed that you have to enter the URL into the address
>field of IE, as clicking on the URL in OutLook doesn't seem to work (bug?)
>If you still have no joy, let me know what system and browser version
>you're using, and I'll have a look. There are lots of other browser
>plug-ins which do a better job than the default built-in ones. Have a look
>at:
http://www.web3d.org/vrml/browpi.htm This is a *superb* site, and has
>taught me just about everything I know about 3d/vrml.
>
>Regards --
>Rob
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> > >As I'm nearing completion of my latest UFO "pop video" > >I was
>wondering if any of you would like to submit ideas > >for other projects
>which, perhaps, several of us could work on? > >Here are a couple, off the
>top of my head: > >o Turn a short UFO fan-fic story into a short movie,
>using CGI > > and captured video clips. > >o Make avatars of UFO characters
>and place them in a web-based > > virtual (VRML) world. > >Whaddya think? >
> >You might like to take a peek at: >
> >
http://www.darkstar2.demon.co.uk/ufo.wrl > >a no-frills (82k) virtual
>world containing a 3D UFO. Clicking the > >UFO should take you to my UFO
>videoclips site, clicking SHADO:UK > >should take you there. This should
>work on most browsers on > >most platforms. Have fun!
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